Vol. 27 (1)
Winter 1974/75
An international journal of forestry and forest industries
FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Rome
by Frank Fraser Darling
also in this issue...
Policy making - a new view education - South America agri-silviculture - Asia
A leading FAO publication on pulp and paper development
Guide for planning pulp and paper enterprises
FAO Forestry and Forest Products Study No. 18, 379 p., 26 ill., clothbound. US$12.50 or £8.00 (FF62.50) English, French and Spanish editions
Primarily intended for the assistance of public and private sectors in developing countries planning pulp and paper projects and bringing mills into production. A study which provides readers with a basic understanding of
PLANNING FUNCTIONS
and
TECHNICAL INFORMATION ON RAW MATERIAL,
AND PULP AND PAPER MANUFACTURE
Available from
DISTRIBUTION AND SALES SECTION, FAO
Via delle Terme di Caracalla, 00100 Rome, Italy or through any of the FAO SALES AGENTS AND BOOKSELLERS listed on the inside back cover.
Payments for orders sent to sales agents and booksellers can be made in national currency.
T.M. Pasca, editor
Forestry Department, FAO
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Frank Fraser Darling
Forestry
the environment and man's needs
K.F.S. King
Forest policies
and national development
José R.E. Bucarey
Forestry
in south America: Education and the future
Krit Samapuddhi
Thailand's forest villages
Gerardo Budowski
Scientific imperialism
An Australian report
Explaining
forestry to forest users
H. Tschinkel
Measuring soil moisture
stress
Broad programme set for FAO/IUFRO meeting on forest diseases and insects
Discussing tropical forestry in the United Kingdom and West Africa
The International Union of Societies of Foresters is growing
Experience with immobilized deer and aggression
Development of human resources and employment stressed by FAO committee
World Forestry Day
Agri-silviculture: More work needed
