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Beattie, M., C. Thompson, and L. Levine. 1993. Working with Your Woodland: A Landowner's Guide. University Press of New England. Hanover, NH.

Bureau of Taxation, State of Maine. 1993. Bulletin #19.

Field, D.B. 1994. The Forest Laws of Maine: Fourth Edition. Maine Forest Service. Augusta, ME.

Ford-Robertson, F.C. (editor). 1971. Terminology of Forest Science, Technology, Practice, and Products. Society of American Foresters. Washington D.C.

Gould, E.M. 1996. Clearcutting and Economics. University of Maine Cooperative Extension.

Harlow, W.M., E.S. Harrar, J.W. Hardin, and F.W. White. 1991. Textbook of Dendrology. McGraw-Hill, Inc. New York, NY.

Hunter, MEL. 1990. Wildlife, Forests, and Forestry. Regents/Prentice Hall. Englewood Cliffs, NJ.

Jones, G.T. 1993. A Guide to Logging Aesthetics. Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service #60. Ithaca, NY.

Kelley, C.R. 1987. Timber Sales Contract. University of Maine Cooperative Extension.

Klemperer, D.W. 1996. Forest Resource Economics and Finance. McGraw-Hill Inc. New York.

Land Use Handbook. 1995. Maine Department of Conservation. Land Use Regulation Commission.

LURC (Land Use Regulation Commission) 1991. Land Use Districts and Standards. Chapter 10 of Commision's Rules and Standards. Maine Department of Conservation.

Lansky, M. 1992. Beyond the Beauty Strip. Tilbury House Publishers. Gardiner, ME.

Maine Forest Service. 1991. Forest Trees of Maine. MFS. Augusta, ME.

Maine Forest Service. 1996. Forestry and Natural Resource Consultants. MFS. Augusta, ME.

Maine Forest Service. 1996. Forest Regeneration and Clearcutting Standards Summary. MFS. Augusta, ME.

Perkey, A.W., C. Smith, and B.L. Wilkins. 1994. Crop Tree Management in Eastern Hardwoods. USDA For. Serv. For. Res. Mgt. NA-TP-19-93. Morgantown, WV.

Raindrops Keep Falling: How Woodlands Affect Our Water Supply. 1990. University of Maine Cooperative Extension.

Robak, T. 1990. Accounting Systems. University of Maine Cooperative Extension.

Siegal, W.C., W.L. Hoover, H.L. Haney, L. Harry, and K. Liu. 1995. Forest Owners' guide to the Federal Income Tax. Agriculture Handbook 708. USDA. Washington D.C.

Sloyenoff, J., J. Witte, and B. Leutscher. 1997. Is the Forest Health? New England and Northeast Region. University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and the Environment.

UMCE (University of Maine Cooperative Extension) Bulletins: 7011: Balsam Fir Tip Gathering by M. Cercone and W. Lilley, 1991.; 7959: Handling Income and Expenses From Forest Management Activities by L. DeCoster, 1992.; 7069: Practical Economics of Woodlot Management: A Dozen Hard-Nosed Rules by L. Irland, 1991.; 7071: Seeking Professional Forestry Assistance by S. Jones, 1993.; 7089: Growing a Continuous Supply of Balsam Fir Wreath Brush by W. Lilley and V. Holmes, 1991.; 7091: Estate Taxes by P. Lawrence, 1994.; 7095: Your Woodlot is a Box... A Safe Deposit Box by M. Blumenstock, 1994.; 7108: Selling Less for More by A. Perkey, 1993.

U. S. Forest Service. 1997. Forest Health Highlights for Maine.

U. S. Forest Service. 1997. Hemlock Looper. Pest Alert. Publication NA-PR-03-94.

Yankee Woodlot Series by the UMCE in 1994

#1: Getting Started by M. Blumenstock

#2: Where Is It? Deeds and Boundaries by B. Hoffman and M. Blumenstock

#3: What's On It? by T. Saviello

#4: What's Under It? -Forest Soils by T. Saviello

#5: Looking It Over by M. Blumenstock

#6: Working With It by M. Blumenstock

#7: Harvesting It by M. Blumenstock

#8: Income From It by M. Blumenstock

#9: Special Uses by M. Blumenstock

#10: Looking Ahead by M. Blumenstock

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