ze, 
Mass. Marketing Forest Products in Massachusetts. To (1) 
appraise adequacy of market facilities from standpoint of 
forest resources, and appraise effectiveness of marketing 
information in channeling products from small area woodland 
ownership to their most practicable use; and (2) learn ade- 
quacy of available forest market statistics and services 
both private and public. 
For., Agr. Econ. 123 (NEM-6) 
Minn. Improving and Increasing the Utilization and Marketin 
of Minnesota Hardwoods. To 1) increase present outlets for 
Minnesota hardwoods through product improvement and marketing 
studies; (2) develop new uses and outlets for Minnesota hard- 
woods; and (3) obtain additional substitution of Minnesota 
hardwoods for our valuable and increasingly scaree conifers 
such as spruce and pine. 
For. 1911 
Minn. Marketing Practices and Price Formation in North Central 
Farm Woodland Product Sales. To (1) learn practices and 
price-making methods involved in sale of farm woodland prod- 
ucts by farmers and first buyers; (2) establish practice- 
method classes on basis of patterns of practices and methods 
resulting from transactions of sellers and buyers classified 
in terms of local market structure and other economically 
relevant characteristics; (3) learn probable reasons for 
major differences in practices and methods among practice- 
method classes; (4) compare existing practices and methods 
within major classes to standards of practices and methods 
for each class which appear realistically attainable on basis 
of best individual past marketing practices found; and (5) 
recommend corrective measures tending to bring actual practices 
into conformance with marketing conditions established as rea- 
sonable standards in (4) above. 
For. 1921 (NCM-17) 
Miss. Pulpwood Marketing in North Mississippi. To learn (1) 
present marketing facilities and practices in North Mississippi; 
and (2) evaluate factors which contribute to unstable and spo- 
radic nature of the market in North Mississippi. 
For. HI-3 
