Volume and Weight Characteristics of a Typical Douglas-fir/western Larch Stand, Coram Experimental Forest, Montanta
Robert Earl Benson · Joyce A. Schlieter
Jan 1980 · Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service
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An overmature Douglas fir/western larch stand on the Coram Experimental Forest in Montana averaged about 7,300 ft3/acre (511 m3/ha) of wood over 3 inches (7.62 cm) in diameter, and an additional 57 tons/acre (128/ha) of fine material, before harvest. After logging, using three different cutting methods and four different levels of utilization, wood residues ranged from 600 ft3/acre (43 m3/ha) under intensive utilization to over 3,500 ft3/acre (245 m3/ha) where only saw logs were removed. Fine residues increased under all treatments.
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