Forestry investment: why investors should branch out

By:

Gamble, B

Language: English Series: Accountancy ; 114(1216) December 1994, 48-49(2)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):

Summary: Considers the revisions to grant schemes for forestry planting and management, announced by government in response to the Forestry Review Group recommendations and examines changes in the management and operation of the Forestry Commission.

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Considers the revisions to grant schemes for forestry planting and management, announced by government in response to the Forestry Review Group recommendations and examines changes in the management and operation of the Forestry Commission.

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