About this item: 20.500.12592/32rzwv
The Indian Forester January 1948
1948
Summary
6. Owing to the largo number of small sums outstanding on the part of subscribers and the difficulty of recovering them it is notified under the orders of the Board of Management that :— (I) to all private subscribers In ladle who have not sent a Banker's order to The Civil and Military Gazette Ltd unless objection be taken to the course 'proposed and intimated to the General Manager. [...] The T. V. A. is an epic of the twentieth century man's craft in harnessing the gifts of nature and a blessing to the parts of seven states of the U.S. [...] The shorter the rotation the more rapid is the deteriortion of the vegetation and the soil. [...] The flowers are protandrous and the stamens are thrust out of the floret long before the stigmas of the same floret appear and are ready to receive the pollen. [...] It was in the year 1923 that the government as a measure of retrenchment transferred very large areas of minor scrub forest (primarily intended for meeting the requirements of the villagers in the form of fuel small timber and grazing) to the control of the ibrest panehayats and for the last twenty-three years the forests have remained under their control.
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