What year was the McSweeny-McNary Law enacted, focusing on forest research?

The McSweeny-McNary Law was enacted in 1928, which represents a significant milestone in the development and funding of forest research in the United States. This law established the framework for cooperative research efforts between the federal government and state governments, aiming to improve the management and utilization of the nation's forest resources. It stimulated advancements in forestry sciences and helped to address issues such as forest conservation, pest management, and sustainable timber production. The enactment of this law reflects the growing recognition during this period of the importance of trees and forests to the economy and the environment.