General Introduction to the Geography of Chinese Forestry: Layout and Zoning Theory

Author: Zhai Zhongqi
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Forestry production workers should consider the best economic and protective benefits after forest growth in planning and design. If forest enterprises and farmers achieve high economic benefits, they can expand production and improve forest quality. To obtain the best economic benefits after forest growth, attention must be paid to every aspect, including forest regional planning, tree species selection, seed collection, seedling cultivation, afforestation, protection, cultivation, harvesting, processing, transportation, and sales. Products should meet market demands and achieve high quality and high price. For this purpose, it is necessary to change the passive situation of cultivating seedlings with available seeds and planting forests with available seedlings, only to seek sales after the forest matures. Although various types of timber have multiple uses and a broad market adaptability, they may not achieve high prices or high sales volume, and are prone to slow sales. This is not conducive to the development of forestry.