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Title: Growing Tasmanian blue gum for pulpwood : the profit potential : in the greater than 600 mm rainfall zone.
Author: Western Australia. Farm Forestry Advisory Service. ; Western Australia Dept. of Conservation and Land Management Farm Forestry Advisory Service.
Series: Tree note, ; no. 28
Description: [4] p. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Pulpwood production. ; Stumpage value. ; Profitability. ; Eucalyptus globulus. ; Agroforestry. ; Farm budgeting. ; Western Australia. ; Cost benefit analysis.
Notes: 5 tables.
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