Utilization Standards. A. Purchaser is required to remove all logs, parts of logs or slabs which meet the requirements for the lowest sawmill grade according to the standard log scaling rules and contain 20 board feet or more of net volume and have a minimum length of 12 feet, except to comply with forest practice regulations concerning downed logs.
Utilization Standards i. Contractor shall be required to remove any sawlog meeting minimum Yamhill Log Scaling and Grading Bureau standards which contains at least twenty (20) board feet, net scale, and which is at least five (5) inches in scaling diameter or at least twelve (12) feet, plus trim, in length. In addition, all pulpwood is to be removed which is at least three (3) inches in scaling diameter and at least twelve
Utilization Standards. Frontier shall remove from the Premises any merchantable log manufactured from severed timber. Merchantable logs shall be those logs containing 10 board feet or more of sound, usable wood, and having a minimum log diameter of 6" inside the bark at the small end and having a minimum of 8 feet in length. Any log containing less than one-third net merchantable volume that is inadvertently transported to a log yard shall be the property of Frontier, but Frontier shall have no obligation to pay for such culls.
Utilization Standards. Kinzua shall remove from the Premises any merchantable log manufactured from severed timber. Merchantable logs shall be those logs containing 5 board feet or more of sound, usable wood, and having a minimum log diameter of 6" inside the bark at the small end and having a minimum of 8 feet in length. Any log containing less than one-third net merchantable volume that is inadvertently transported to a log yard shall be the property of Kinzua, but Kinzua shall have no obligation to pay for such culls.
Utilization Standards. Currently, there is no authorized livestock use on the Kingston Allotment, therefore, no utilization standards.
Utilization Standards. The utilization standards approved in the 2018- 2038 Forest Management Plan, shown in Table 2, will be followed in this plan. Table Utilization Standards in 2018-2038 FMP Product Fibre Leaves forest Xxxxx Height (cm) Minimum Top Diameter inside Bark (cm) Minimum Merchantable Height (m) Log Length (m) SWD Sawlog CTL 30 10 5.35 2.6 SWD Pulp Tree length 30 8 5.35 2.4 Hardwood Tree length 30 8 5.35 Full tree
Utilization Standards. The following utilization standards will be applied: • 40% use, by weight of current year’s growth, on upland perennial grass species. • 40% use, by number of growing leaders, on upland browse species. • 45% use, by weight of current year’s growth, on riparian grass species. • 45% use, by number of growing leader’s, on riparian browse species. • Within Northern goshawk territories, a utilization level in forested areas (includes small openings) of: 20% average by weight, not to exceed 40% in any one area, on grasses and forbs. • Within Mexican spotted owl habitat, in order to maintain prey species habitat needs, a utilization level of 20-40%.
Utilization Standards. 1. This is a cut to prescription sale and purchaser is expected to meet the following prescription;
Utilization Standards. Currently, there is no authorized livestock use on the Xxxxxx Allotment, therefore, no utilization standards.
Utilization Standards. The timber cut under the CFA will have merchantable timber specifications defined by the maximum xxxxx height, minimum top diameter inside bark (DIB) and minimum diameter at breast height (dbh) by species to calculate merchantable volume. Utilization levels used to determine merchantable volumes in the timber supply analysis for the Community Forest are shown in Table 3 Table 3 Utilization Levels Species Minimum diameter at breast height (DBH) (cm) Maximum Xxxxx Height (cm) Minimum Top Diameter (cm) Lodgepole Pine 12.5 30.0 10.0 Other Conifer 17.5 30.0 10.0 Deciduous 17.5 30.0 10.0
