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  • Federal Policy, Rural Community Growth, and Wealth Creation: The Impact of the Federal Forest Policy and Rural Development Spending in the Pacific Northwest

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    Chen, Yong and Weber, Bruce
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    "In this paper, we use community-level data from Oregon’s 234 rural communities, which we define as incorporated cities with less than 50,000 people, to analyze Federal forest policy. We hypothesize that positive policy impacts due to amenity-related migration were confined to nearby communities, while the negative impacts due to mill...
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    of Life In Rural Economic Growth.” American Journal of Agricultural Economics 83(2): 352–365

  • Forestry

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    Avery, Bonnie E.
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    A broad definition of forestry would include the study of trees, forests, and the habitat they provide as well as their use by people. Modern “science-based” forestry began in the nineteenth century, when Europeans looked for specialists who could address questions on wood supply and extraction both at home and...
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  • Forestry

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    Avery, Bonnie E.
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    A broad definition of forestry would include the study of trees and forests and their use by people. Modern, "science-based" forestry began in the nineteenth century when Europeans looked for specialists who could address questions on wood supply and extraction both at home and in their colonies. The threat of...
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    membership journal of the Society of American Foresters. Themes for each of eight issues are available on the

  • Forestry

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    Avery, Bonnie E.
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    A broad definition of forestry would be the study of trees, forests, and their use by people. Modern science-based forestry is thought to have begun in the nineteenth century when Europeans looked to specialists to address questions of wood supply and extraction both in their forests at home and in...
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    : American Forests, Unasylva; Ga: American Forests, Ecoforestry, Environ- mental History, Journal of Forestry

  • Forestry

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    Avery, Bonnie E.
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    A broad definition of forestry would include the study of trees and forests and their use by people. Modern or science-based forestry began in the nineteenth century when Europeans looked to specialists to address questions of wood supply and its extraction from both their forests at home and their colonies....
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    bimonthly, refereed journal is one of five journals sponsored by the Society of American Foresters. Each

  • History of Entomopathogenic Nematology

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    Poinar, George O., Jr. and Grewal, P. S.
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    The history of entomopathogenic nematology is briefly reviewed. Topic selections include early descriptions of members of Steinernema and Heterorhabditis, how only morphology was originally used to distinguish between the species; descriptions of the symbiotic bacteria and elucidating their role in the nematode- insect complex, including antibiotic properties, phase variants, and...
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    suppression of crop-feeding grasshoppers. Journal of Agricultural Entomology 4:337–344. Ciche, T. 2007. The

  • Forestry

    Creator:
    Avery, Bonnie E.
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    A broad definition of forestry would include the study of trees, forests, and the habitat they provide as well as their use by people. Modern “science-based” forestry began in the nineteenth century, when Europeans looked for specialists who could address questions on wood supply and extraction both at home and...
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    Part of Book

  • Forestry

    Creator:
    Avery, Bonnie E.
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    A broad definition of forestry would include the study of trees, forests, and the habitat they provide as well as their use by people. Modern, "science-based" forestry began in the nineteenth century when Europeans looked for specialists who could address questions on wood supply and extraction both at home and...
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    : American Forests, Environmental History, Journal of Forestry, Unasylva; Ac, Sa: Arboriculture and Urban

  • Pacific Northwest (PNW) 2011 Beekeeper Pollination survey

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    Caron, Dewey, Sagili, Ramesh, and Cooper, Michael
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    Beginning in 1986 Dr. Mike Burgett of the Honey Bee Lab at Oregon State University began an annual survey of pollination economics in the Pacific Northwest states (OR, WA and ID). The 25th Annual report (2010) was published in Jan, 14 2011 Honey Market News and the BEELINE, newsletter of...
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    University began an annual survey of pollination economics in the Pacific Northwest states (OR, WA and ID

  • Agricultural Landowners’ Response to Incentives for Afforestation

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    Kim, Taeyoung and Langpap, Christian
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    Previous research has shown that afforestation of agricultural land is a relatively low-cost option compared to energy-based approaches for mitigating net carbon dioxide emissions, and that financial incentives affect landowner behavior and can be used to increase carbon sequestration on private land. In this paper we use stated preference data...
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    Afforestation Taeyoung Kima, Christian Langpapb* a. Department of Applied Economics, Oregon State