Black Walnut as a Crop

CONTENTSProgress through CooperationJohn R. McGuireSeven Years of GrowthGene W. GreyRESOURCES, UTILIZATION, AND MARKETINGTimber Demand and UseJames E. BlythChanging Resource and UtilizationGlenn A. Cooper, Eugene F. Landt, Ronald D. Lindmark, and Harold A. StewartEvaluation of Selected Wood Properties in Relation to Soil-Site ConditionsH. E. WahlgrenFederal Trade Commission Guides and Their Effects on the ConsumerDonald H. GottForest Products Regulatory LegislationJohn A. SesterThe Significance of Log and Tree Grading SystemsRobert MassengaleSILVICULTURECulture: Past, Present, and FutureF. Bryan ClarkSelecting the Best Available SoilsCraig K. LoscheEstablishment and Early Culture of PlantationsRobert D. Burke and Robert D. WilliamsWeed ControlW. R. Byrnes, J. E. Krajicek, and J. R. WichmanManaging Immature Trees for More High-Quality Logs and Related ProductsRobert E. PharesTree Culture in the SoutheastWarren Giles BoyetteTREE IMPROVEMENTGenetics and Tree ImprovementDavid T. FunkGenetic Variation and SelectionCalvin F. BeyVegetative Propagation: Problems and ProspectsR. E. FarmerTree Improvement Action Programs-The Missouri StoryEugene L. BrunkNUT CULTURE AND PRODUCTIONUtilization and Marketing of NutsR. Dwain HammonsUtilization and Marketing of ShellsClarence C. CavenderOrchard Establishment in ArkansasMax D. BolarVegetation Management Increases Production in Nut OrchardHarvey A. Holt and Jack E. VoellerBluegrass Sod and TreesJack WeeksForage and TreesAlan KingPROTECTIONDiseasesFrederick H. BerryInsects as Related to Wood and Nut ProductionWilliam E. MillerECONOMICSEvaluating Economic Maturity of Individual TreesGary G. NaughtonCost and Income Treatment on Small WoodlandsSteven E. LindseyReturns from Two Systems of MulticroppingRichard C. SmithInformation and Services Available to the LandownerBurl S. Ashley and John P. Slusher