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Title:	Anniversary Report 1921-1946 Southeastern Forest Experiment Station
Author(s):	Haig, I.T.
Date:	1946
Source:	USDA Forest Service, Southeastern Forest Experiment Station, Asheville, North Carolina
Description:	One of the first of the modern regional stations, the Appalachian (now Southeastern) Forest Experiment Station celebrated its Silver Anniversary on July 1, 1946. What are the accomplishments of the Station and its cooperators? How much has forest science advanced as a result of its existence? This report is an attempt at an ojective summary, an account of stewardship over a quarter-century of service. Only the highlgihts of progress and accomplishment will be presented in this portion. A more detailed description for each major field forms the latter half of this report.
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