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The article focuses on various aspects related to the establishment and operation of iron mines. It discusses the need for conducting research and exploration in known mining areas and emphasizes the importance of proper mining techniques and the use of wood in the mining process. It also mentions the necessity of finding accommodation for the workers near the mine, storing necessary equipment, and setting up a forge for tool production and repair.

The article informs on the development of woods and fishing of rivers and ponds in Dijon region of France. It mentions that the significant decrease in revenue in 1399-1400 is explained by a drop in activities including that of Jean Gaudichot going from life to trespassement, and by fishing difficulties. It also mentions about hunting and fishing rights, and timber sales.

The article reports that forests are not doomed to be than wood factories. It notes that one should use local species and avoid clearcutting. It adds that logging wood processing is the know-how that will save the forest. It states that one needs to grow fertilizers or pesticides used because of monocultures. It adds that the consumer must wonder about the origin of its wood.

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The article reviews the exhibition "Out of the wood" held at the Vieux Presbytere Deschambault in Canada from June 16 to September 30, 2018.