

Canadian Forestry Journal, Februar]), 1920 



INDEX FOR 1919 



Chief Articles Published in Canadian Forestry Journal 



73 





SUBJECT. MONTH 



A land where the forest is 

 autocrat Jan. 



Aeroplane wood reserve Jan. 



Australia steals a march on 



Canada Feb. 



A land of forests without forestry May 

 A better plan for selling timber May 

 Airship service in forest areas _ June 

 A question for New Brunswick July 



Aircraft and timberlands Nov. 



Building up new trade means 



building new forests Jan. 



B.C. reduces fire hazards April 



Business plan for western forests May 

 Blocking sand dunes with trees _ June 

 Big companies try our forestry 



methods Oct. 



Coupling the forest to the fruit 



farm Jan. 



Civic plan for street trees March 



Canada starts aerial patrol May 



Canada's forests as an Imperial 



asset June 



Cash value of shade tres July 



Clearing the forests of debris. _ July 

 Cruising mahogany in Central 



America Sept. 



Canada's forests as a crop Oct. 



Does the West need forests ?__ March 

 Decay in shade trees and tree 



repairs April 



Effect of trees on rainfall Feb. 



Experiments in scientific cutting 



Fertilize your shade trees April 



Floods and erosion, cause and 



cure April 



Forests of Central Africa April 



Forestry Progress in Newfound- 

 land June 



Forests of South America June 



Forest's losing fight in Arctic 



Canada July 



Fire Protection on Crown lands Oct. 

 Fighting bad years by tree- 

 planting on the prairies Nov. 



Forest playgrounds built by civic 



government Nov. 



How to plant memorial trees May 



How to attract birds to the home Sept. 

 Hatching trees by the million, _ Sept. 



[nsect foes of the forest Jan. 



Imperial forest policy Feb. 



Insects and fungi damage May 



PAGt SUBJECT MONTH PAGE 



Is there profit in planting trees > Sept. 368 



25 Jack Miner and his wild fowL March 99 



30 Lumbermen and the tree snupply March 115 



Making of a spruce tree Feb. 59 



53 Miracle of Gascony's pine Feb. 61 



212 Making forestry pay its way July 314 



2!/ Maple sugar pays Quebec yearly 



249 fortune Dec. 491 



308 Ontario must face these facts 



435 new Dec. 483 



Odd study of tree stumps Dec. 498 



6 Planting up the irrigation block Jan. 5 



152 March no 

 203 Proposed British Empire For- 



.il.^53 estry Association May 207 



Preventioi of shade tree butchery June 251 



408 Planning a prairie tree plantation June 255 



Paying our debts with scenery__ June 259 



8 Planting suitable shade tres July 292 



106 Putting back a new forest July 306 



220 Practical utility of planes in 



forestry Nov. 470 



T^yO 290 Reconstruction and the call of 



297 the forest Dec. 511 



327 Rural school plantation Jan. 15 



Returned soldiers in forestry 



345 courses Feb. 55 



387 Red belt injury in B. C April 147 



118 Returned soldier and forest jobs April 164 



Reforestation now necessary Oct. 399 



176 Surveying by camera from the 



54 air^ Oct. 420 



State's duty in managing forests Ian. 20 



169 Tree soldiers of France Feb. 66 



The day after tomorrow Feb. 68 



159 Trees are the best memorials, _ Feb. 76 



160 Tree planting work in Quebec^ May 193 

 Tree wireless — a new opplica- 



245 tion July 309 



264 The State as boss of its forest 



properties Sept. 348 



303 Utility of the windbreak Nov. 453 



395 Value of prairie windbreaks Dec. 507 



Victoria launches into State 



444 forestry Dec. 503 



World demand shortens life of 



451 our forests Mar. 124 



196 Windbreaks for orchards Feb. 79 



339 When trees grow -a novel study April 162 



355 Working for posterity Sept. 351 



12 What tree planting does for Oct. 391 



56 prairie farmers Nov. 442 



219 Ztps and forest patrolling Apr. |55 



