Canada. Forestry Branch

Books by Canada. Forestry Branch

Total count: 25

• General suggestions for the preparation of soil for tree planting

  Dept. of the Interior, Forestry Branch1901-01-01
• Report of the superintendent of forestry for the year ended June 30 1903

  Government Printing Bureau1904-01-01
• Would it be practicable for the owners of Canadian timber limits to practice conservative cutting?address

  Dept. of the Interior, Forestry Branch1905-01-01
• Government co-operation in forest tree planting in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta

  Dept. of the Interior, Forestry Branch1909-01-01
• Successful tree plantersLetters from all over prairie provinces tell of benefits derived from plantations

  Government printing Bureau1910-01-01
• Forest products of Canada, 1911

  Govt. Print. Bureau1913-01-01
• Timber conditions in the Smoky River Valley and Grande-Prairie Country

  Dept. of the Interior1915-01-01
• Planning a tree plantation for a prairie homestead

  Government Printing Bureau1915-01-01
• Forest products of Canada, 1915pulpwood

  Government Printing Bureau1916-01-01
• Forest products of Canada, 1916poles and cross-ties

  J. de L. Taché1917-01-01
• Forest products of Canada 1916 lumber, lath and shingles

  BJ. de L. Taché1917-01-01
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  Native trees of Canada

  Minister of the Interior1917-01-01
• Forest reserve timber permit dues

  Government Printing Bureau1918-01-01
• Forest products of Canada, 1917poles and cross-ties

  J. de L. Taché1918-01-01
• Canadian Douglas firits mechanical and physical properties

  J. de L. Taché1918-01-01
• Forest fires in Canada 1917

  J. de Labroquerie Taché, printer to the King's most excellent majesty1919-01-01
• The Forests of Canadatheir extent, character, ownership, management, products, and probable future

  King's Printer1920-01-01
• Conditions as to the preparation of the soil for tree planting under the system of free distribution of stock

  Dept. of the Interior, Canada, Forestry Branch1920-01-01
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  Methods of communication adapted to forest protection

  1920-01-01
• The cascara tree in British Columbia

  F. A. Acland, King's printer1922-01-01
and 5 more