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re: Harvesting timber on 20 acres
Posted on 4/17/13 at 11:38 am to Hammertime
Posted on 4/17/13 at 11:38 am to Hammertime
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I was, but our timber production/management was for the gubment. If you are a forester, you know how much of a PITA that is.
well no wonder you think pine management is cookie cutter and boring, the government doesn't manage their pine timber worth a shite.
Thankfully, I don't deal with the government unless it is to haul on a Forest Service road or wildfire prevention, which is it's own clusterfrick.
Posted on 4/17/13 at 11:45 am to LoneStarTiger
Down here, and in Mississippi they do. Some of the best lumber comes off of government land. Plation pine for serious production is even easier since they only have to manage for one use. Government is MUSY.
Like I said, places like Weyerhauser and Soterra have the lowest age of clearcutting down here. Moast areas are between 17 and 21 years. There is a critical point in the growth curves where the individual tree growth starts slowing down. Foresters have measured those since the beginning of time, and they typically update their data once a year. Computers model it though. They manage based off of those models
See, not so hard is it?
Like I said, places like Weyerhauser and Soterra have the lowest age of clearcutting down here. Moast areas are between 17 and 21 years. There is a critical point in the growth curves where the individual tree growth starts slowing down. Foresters have measured those since the beginning of time, and they typically update their data once a year. Computers model it though. They manage based off of those models
See, not so hard is it?
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