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Assessing the financial effects associated with implementing Minnesota's timber harvesting and forest management guidelines.

Blinn, Charles R.
Taff, Steven J.
Thompson, Michael J.
Mlinar, Marsha
Townsend, Neil
2000-09
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Assessing the financial effects associated with implementing Minnesota's timber harvesting and forest management guidelines.

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2000-09

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University of Minnesota

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The report provides insight into several issues related to the costs of applying forest management guidelines.

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Research supported by the University of Minnesota's Dept. of Forest Resources, Dept. of Applied Economics, the University of Minnesota Extension Service, the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station under Projects MN42-042 and 14-076 and the Minnesota Forest Resource Council.

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Blinn, Charles R.; Taff, Steven J.; Thompson, Michael J.; Mlinar, Marsha; Townsend, Neil. (2000). Assessing the financial effects associated with implementing Minnesota's timber harvesting and forest management guidelines.. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/37147.

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