In the last issue of the Ames Forester, there appeared a discussion relative to Forestry Extension as applicable to the State of Iowa and presenting some of the difficulties and problems encountered in developing the work. Suffice to say here that the need for forestry in this part of the United States is as apparent now, if not more so, than it was a year ago, and the problems have changed but little. The following summary presents a survey of the situation as detailed before.