Growing Christmas trees is a complex, labor intensive process and is closer to farming than any other branch of forestry. Growers have to:
| Michigan produces about 1/5 of all the Christmas
trees used in the United States. That's about 5 million Michigan trees each
year. Three quarters of those trees are Scotch pine and the rest are mostly
firs and spruces.
Growing Christmas trees is a complex, labor intensive process and is closer to farming than any other branch of forestry. Growers have to: |
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