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Cutting edge: Small-wood workshop looks at new technologies

April 17, 2007/

A remote-controlled dozer not much bigger than a common lawn tractor designed to remove woody debris from small acreages.

Thin strips of waste wood tied up in bales that can replace the straw commonly used to control erosion on everything from charred forests to restored mine sites.

By PERRY BACKUS of the Missoulian

Full Story: http://missoulian.com/articles/2007/04/17/news/local/news04.txt

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