Jackson and Klamath Sustained Yield Units Ten-year Timber Management PlanUnited States. Bureau of Land Management, United States. Bureau of Land Management. Oregon State Office Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Oregon State Office, 1979 - Forest management - 400 pages |
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... range from non - stocked , where reproduction has not been estab- lished , to 400 years . The age class distribution of the present forest is greatly out of balance when compared to that of a regulated forest . Whereas a regulated ...
... range from non - stocked , where reproduction has not been estab- lished , to 400 years . The age class distribution of the present forest is greatly out of balance when compared to that of a regulated forest . Whereas a regulated ...
Page 1-16
... range of the quality which meets cover and food requirements is found on a very small part of the SYUS . Reducing the annual timber harvest by 20 M bd.ft. is a small price for the maintenance of the grouse popula- tions . The timber ...
... range of the quality which meets cover and food requirements is found on a very small part of the SYUS . Reducing the annual timber harvest by 20 M bd.ft. is a small price for the maintenance of the grouse popula- tions . The timber ...
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... range , harvest in an orderly pattern and minimize the effects of cover removal . In other ranges , employ uneven - aged stand management only where pre- scribed for other purposes . A large portion of the critical winter range will ...
... range , harvest in an orderly pattern and minimize the effects of cover removal . In other ranges , employ uneven - aged stand management only where pre- scribed for other purposes . A large portion of the critical winter range will ...
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... range of possible management practices was considered . The practices used in the forest simulation model ( described in Section 1.2.6.2 ) for high intensity lands are varied harvest , reforestation and growth stimulation techniques ...
... range of possible management practices was considered . The practices used in the forest simulation model ( described in Section 1.2.6.2 ) for high intensity lands are varied harvest , reforestation and growth stimulation techniques ...
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... range of effectiveness when there is a range of target species beyond the capability of a single chemical . Herbicides , as single chemicals or in combination , would be used for high intensity lands site preparation at a rate averaging ...
... range of effectiveness when there is a range of target species beyond the capability of a single chemical . Herbicides , as single chemicals or in combination , would be used for high intensity lands site preparation at a rate averaging ...
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acreage acres adverse impacts air quality alternative animal annual harvest APPLEGATE approximately atrazine average clearcutting Commercial Thinning conifer Creek cultural resources current management decade Douglas-fir effects employment endangered species erosion Fertilization fish Grants Pass gross yarding growth habitat herbicides high intensity lands income increase inventory Jackson and Klamath Jackson County JKSYUs Josephine Klamath Counties Klamath River Klamath Sustained Yield Klamath SYU LAKE logging low intensity lands management lands management practices Medford District miles northern spotted owl occur old-growth Oregon percent planning area plant potential precommercial thinning proposed action proposed timber public lands regeneration cut result road construction Rogue River scarification Section sediment yield shelterwood harvest significant Siskiyou Mountain salamander slash burning slash disposal soil spotted owl streams Sustained Yield Units SYUS Table timber harvest timber management plan timber production timber sale tion Total treatments trees USDI vegetation VRM Class water quality white fir wildlife
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