TY - JOUR
T1 - Minnesota county forests
T2 - land ownership policies.
AU - Baughman, M. J.
AU - Ellefson, Paul V
PY - 1984/1/1
Y1 - 1984/1/1
N2 - County governments in NE Minnesota manage nearly 2.8 million acres of tax-forfeited land, down from 6 million acres in the 1930s. Although land disposal slowly continues, counties plan to retain most of their land for uses such as timber, wildlife, recreation, minerals, waterway frontage, and access to other public land. They may dispose of land suited for agriculture, housing developments, commerical uses, and industrial sites. They retain land which, if sold, would require additional public services.-Authors
AB - County governments in NE Minnesota manage nearly 2.8 million acres of tax-forfeited land, down from 6 million acres in the 1930s. Although land disposal slowly continues, counties plan to retain most of their land for uses such as timber, wildlife, recreation, minerals, waterway frontage, and access to other public land. They may dispose of land suited for agriculture, housing developments, commerical uses, and industrial sites. They retain land which, if sold, would require additional public services.-Authors
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M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:0021614056
VL - 289
JO - Minnesota Foresty Research Notes
JF - Minnesota Foresty Research Notes
ER -
