Lop definition

Lop or “Lopping” means cutting branches or stems between branch unions or internodes, with the final cut leaving a stub.

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Lop means to cut tops and slash into smaller pieces to allow the material to settle close to the ground.

Lop means Louisiana Onshore Properties LLC, a wholly owned Subsidiary of Target.

Examples of Lop in a sentence

Limbing N/A No Lop “No Lop” Within units or subdivisions designated NO LOP on Sale Area Map, trees shall be skidded/yarded to agreed landing locations prior to lopping.
No Lop “No Lop” Within units or subdivisions designated NO LOP on Sale Area Map, trees shall be skidded/yarded to agreed landing locations prior to lopping.
No Lop “No Lop” Within units or subdivisions designated NO LOP on Contract Area Map, trees shall be skidded/yarded to agreed landing locations prior to lopping.
All Lop and top shall remain the property of the Vendor unless otherwise agreed in this Agreement and detailed in the Third Schedule.
Following each observation, the principal or other evaluator shall document the result of the observation in writing and shall provide the Employee with a copy thereof within three (3) working days after the observation.

More Definitions of Lop

Lop or “Lopping” means cutting between branch unions or at internodes on a young tree, with the final cut leaving a stub.

Lop means Local Orders Policy

Lop means Loss of Phase, referring to a separate Loss of Phase Detection and Isolation Device

Lop means the removal of any branches of a tree which are greater than 100mm in diameter at the point of contact with larger branches or the trunk of the tree.

Lop means to sever, crush, or spread slash so that no part of the slash remains more than 18 inches above the ground. “Minor harvest” means a commercial harvest of any size which does not require a timber harvest plan approved by the

Lop or "lopping" means cutting between branch unions or at internodes on a young tree, with the final cut leaving a stub, but this does not include "lopping" where this is solely for the purpose of feeding stock in an officially drought declared area, if the vegetation's continued health is not affected.

Lop has the meaning set forth in Recital A.