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ENPERImENT STATION 1992 FOLWELLAVE.ST.PAUL.MN 55108 FOREST SERVICE-U.S.D.A.

1983

Pulpwood Productioln_/in the Lake States by County, 1982

James E. Blyth PrincipalMarket Analyst LIBRARY

' _For rJ1eRTH st _erCENviceTRAL. USFOOept REST EXPERIMENT S!AI!O_

a.nd W. Brad Smith, Mensurationis_,_ F.p_weAvenue , . ot__ -

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Abstract.--Lake States pulpwood production dipped to 5.52 million cords in 1982.

Pulpwood production is shown by county and species group in Michigan, Minnesota,

and Wisconsin.

KEY WQRDS: Residue,Michigan, Minnesota,Wisconsin

Pulpwoodproductionin the Lake States--Michigan,Minnesota,and

Wisconsin--fellfrom 5.60 million cords in 1981 to 5.52 million cords in 1982:

Wisconsin produced2.29 million cords, Michigan 1.75 million cords, and

Minnesota 1.48 million cords.

Ninety-twopercent came from roundwood(includingchips from roundwood);

the remaindercame from mill residue, such as slabs, edgings,veneer cores, and

chips from these materials. Productionfrom softwoodand hardwoodresidue by

State wasState Softwood Hardwood

(Hundredstandardcords, unpeeled)

Michigan 134 1,075

Minnesota 495 436

Wisconsin 419 2,006

Major species harvestedwere aspen (2,382,000cords), pine (935,000cords),

maple (345,000 cords), balsam fir (313,000 cords), and birch (247,000 cords).

Wisconsin imported25 percent of its pulpwood requirements,including

39.6,000 cords from Michigan, 179,000 cords from Minnesota, 131,000 cords from

other (primarilywestern)States, and 42,000 cords from Canada.

1_/Includeslogs, bolts, and wood residue used in manufacturing

particleboard, waferboard, and oriented strand board.

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Counties cutting more than 100,000 cords were Delta, Menolninee, Iron, and

Marquette in Michigan; Koochiching, St. Louis, Beltrami, Cass, and Itasca in

Minnesota; and Forest, Marinette, Oneida, Vilas, Bayfield, and Price in

Wisconsin. These 15 counties furnished 45 percent of the pulpwood produced from

roundwood in the Lake States in 1982.

Table 1.--Lake States pulpwood production from roundwood by county and species, 1982

.. (In hundred standard cords, unpeeled)

.. , MICHIGAN

Unit AlI Balsam Hem- Tam- Other

and county_-1/ species Pine Spruce fir lock arack Cedar Aspen Birch Oak Maple hardwoods

E. UPPER PENINSULA

•Alger _97 61 14 27 35 I 4 20 19 1 42 73

Chippewa 400 171 29 38 25 3 4 56 18 1X2_2 / 29 26 Delta 1,102 211 88 173 45 11 18 244 90 98 124

Luce. 251 57 " 36 34 63 2 I 26 6 X 12 14

- Mackinac 346 14 34 44 18 1 4 88 27 1 65 50

Menominee 1,273 56 90 185 63 8 14 406 113 9 129 200

SchooTcraft 587 200 47 61 44 3 10 92 33 1 46 50

, Total 4,256 770 338 562 293 29 55 932 306 13 421 537

W. UPPER PENINSULA

Baraga 535 28 21 36 51 3 9 153 39 2 106 87

Di'ckinson 692 23 33 58 11 5 4 462 39 1 26 30

Gogeb ic- 297 23 6 3 25 - 85 22 4 57 72

Houghton 144 4 6 9 6 34 - 30 12 X 22 21

Iron " 1,320 91 123 116 30 13 6 444 100 7 177 213

-Keweenaw 3 2 X 1 " - - -

Marquette 1,643 342 143 217 119 13 45 303 130 6 149 176

Ontonagon 900 7 6 6 19 1 - 629 39 X 123 70

Total 5,534 520 338 445 262 69 64 2,106 381 20 660 669

N. LOWER PENINSULA,

Al cona 447 17 ..... 310 21 42 35 22

Alpena 171 7 X 1 - - - 120 10 2 20 11

Antrim .38 8 ..... 22 1 2 2 3

, Arenac 5 3 ..... 1 X 1

Benzie 85 4 ..... 57 2 5 15 2

Charl evoix 67 2 .... 48 3 5 8 1

Cheboygan 606 31 I 11 - - - 389 43 30 70 31

Clare 171 2 ..... 121 5 13 24 6

Crawford 251 .120 X X - - - 96 6 15 12 2

Emmet 111 16 ..... 75 1 1 16 2

Gladwin 34 X ..... 32 1 X 1 X

Grand Traverse 26 14 ..... 11 X - 1 -

•Iosco 110 66 ..... 24 3 9 6 2

IsabelIa 48 28 ..... 20 60 33 ..... 21

Lake 326 135 ..... 56 1 116 15 3

Leelanau 20 X ..... 14 1 3 1 1

Manistee 94 5 ..... 30 2 6 41 10

Mason 193 14 ..... 106 2 35 32 4

Mecosta 210 24 ..... 159 1 21 5 X

Mid]and 12 I ..... 9 I I

Mi ssaukee 213 3 ..... 175 5 5 20 5

Montmorency 452 48 X X - - - 296 23 25 44 16

Newaygo 378 141 ..... 132 2 84 16 3

' Oceana 218 31 ..... 89 2 77 17 2

Ogemaw 244 99 ..... 77 7 30 27 4

Osceola 71 4 .... 60 2 I 4

• , Oscoda 364 135 - - X - - 184 10 11 14 10

Otsego 83 47 .... 24 2 3 5 2

Presque Isle 336 30 6 26 - - - 178 30 9 40 17

Roscommon 191 24 ..... 135 6 5 17 4

Wexford - 211 91 ..... 73 1 11 33 2

Total 5,846 1,183 7 38 X - - 3,144 195 567 546 166

S. LOITERPENINSULA

Al] egan 251 5 ..... 44 5 141 41 15

Barry 41 8 ..... 9 1 17 4 2

Berr,ien- X X ..........

.Calhoun 2 2 ..........

•Clinton 2 1 ..... 1 ....

Eaton X ' X ..........

Ingham X X ..... X ....

Ionia 11 ..... 3 - 4 4

Kalamazoo 20 3 ..... 4 X 9 3 I

Kent 3 X ..... 3 - -

Montcalm 44 16 ..... 26 X 2 X X

Muskegon • 109 40 ..... 25 I 36 6 I

Ottawa 91 70 ..... 11 X 9 1 X

St .Joseph 11 ..... 2 X 6 2 1

Shiawassee 1 1 ..........

Tuscola X X .....

Van Buren 79 2 ..... 13 2 44 1i 5

Washtenaw 4 4 ..........

' Total 669 152 ..... 141 9 264 74 29

State, total 16,305 2,625 683 1,045 555 98 119 6,323 891 864 1,701 1,401

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MINNESOTA

Unit . 1/ . All Balsam Hem- Tam- Other

and county-" spectes Pine Spruce fir 1ock arack Cedar Aspen Birch Oak Map]e hardwoods

ASPEN-BIRCH,

Carlton _ 161 13 11 2 - 1 - 122 - - - 12

Cook 424 85 146 95 - - .98 -

Koochlchtng 1,965 171 487 260 - 168 - 802 5 - 3 69

Lake 580 74 133 71 - 20 - 271 4 - - 7

- ,St. Louts 3,054 581 202 245 - 51 - 1,787 5 - 1 182

Total 6,184 924 979 673 - 240 - 3,080 14 - 4 270

NORTHERNPINE

Aitkln 404 7 2 4 - 9 - 340 - - - 42

Becker 112 31 - X - 73 - 8

Belt t 1;113 91 8; - lo3 - 696 F - T 70

Cass 1,039 185 6 26 - 2 - 794 10 - X 16

Clear_ater 382 23 20 • 15 - 5 - 294 2 - 1 22

Crow Wing 180 71 - - 109 - -

Hubbard 782 58 3 2 - 2 - 674 1 - 42

Itasca 2,543 124 95 276 - 26 - 1,916 I - X 75

Lake.Of The Woods 283 95 98 6 - 43 - 38 - - - 3

Mahnomen 69 3 - - 13 - 50 - - - 3

Roseau 58 13 41 - - X - 4 - - - X

Wadena 119 96 - - - X - 23 - - - X

Total 7,084 797 354 385 - 203 - 5,041 21 - 2 281

CENTRALHARDWOOD

Goodhue 1 1 ..........

I-santt 2 2 - X ........

' Kanabec 39 ..... 39 z88 - - ,- x - 283 i x T

Morrt son 92 2 - - - 1 - 89 ....

OtterTail 4 ..... 4 - - -

Pine 186 32 ..... 120 - - - 34

Sherburne 26 26 ..........

Todd • 6 2 ..... 4 ....

Wtnona X X ..........

Total 644 67 - X - 1 - 539 1 1 X 35

•PRAIRIE

Cottonwood X X .........

Polk 2 - - - 2 ......

Red Lake 1 1 ..........

Sfbley X X ..........

Total 3 1 - - - 2 ......

State total 13,915 1,789 1,333 1,058 - 446 - 8,660 36 1 6 586

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WISCONSIN

Unit l/ - A11 Balsam Hem- Tam- Other

and-county:-' species Pine Spruce flr 1ock arack Cedar Aspen BIrch Oak Maple hardwoods

NORTHEASTERN

F1orence 614 66 14 46 20 1 - 352 41 6 46 22

ForeSt 1,162 109 73 180 14 3 - 424 113 7 144 95

Langlade 806 32 12 62 5 5 - 402 69 5 142 72

Li ncoln 938 52 10 32 6 11 - 593 58 13 87 76

Marinette 1,429 362 42 120 33 1 - 712 47 24 61 27

Menominee 481 68 X 1 176 - - 164 8 9 35 20

•Oconto 645 212 1 - 9 6 - - 358 17 6 21 15

Oneida 1,312 233 50 157 8 4 - 483 177 28 120 52

Shawano 234 72 - X 13 X - 88 6 7 20 28

Vi 1as 1,128 352 25 95 10 X - 349 152 25 85 35

Total 8,749 1,558 227 702 291 25 - 3,925 688 130 761 442

NORTHWESTERN

Ashland 890 61 26 123 5 10 - 375 102 6 120 62

Barron 33 19 - X - - - 11 3 X X X

Bayfteld 1,398 255 2 26 1 1 - 907 115 SO 23 18

Burnett 500 224 1 - - X - 271 X X 4 X

Douglas 924 496 1 12 - X - 367 37 X 4 7

, Iron 689 20 3 14 9 1 - 430 67 6 97 42

Polk 22 21 1 - - X

Price 1,118 63 13 70 8 17 - 34; 167 20 276 13;

Rusk 602 15 - 1 5 - - 294 63 44 93 87

Sawyer 976 18 5 48 4 1 - 621 113 15 103 48

Teylor 589 21 2 23 4 7 - 244. 56 12 128 92

Washburn 574 196 1 6 - X - 330 19 4 13 5

Total 8,315 1,409 54 323 37 37 - "4,199 742 157 861 496

CENTRAL

Adams 494 422 - - - X - 5 1 64 1 I

Chippewa 216 28 X X X - - 98 32 12 23 23

Clark 357 59 - X X - - 159 31 68 21 19

Eau Claire " 135 99 ..... 17 2 10 4 3

Jackson 295 220 ..... 26 6 27 9 7

Juneau 338 248 .... - 22 4 58 4 2

, Marathon 334 51 X 5 3 - - 187 21 8 29 30

Marquette 78 52 ..... 6 2 12 4 2

Monroe 121 103 ..... 3 1 6 5 3

Portage 180 93 - I 1 9 - 45 3 20 5 3

Waupaca 134 58 X - 1 - - 54 2 8 6 5

Waushara 161 160 .... 1

.oo. 191 69 I - - x - B; ; 24 ; ;

Total 3,034 1,662 1 6 5 9 - 705 109 318 116 103

SOUTHWESTERN

Buffalo 8 7 ..... 1 ....

Crawford X - ..... X ....

Dunn 113 110 X .... 3 X - X X

LaCrosse 11 11 - - - - - X ....

Pepin 4 4 X - - X - X ....

Pierce X - - X ..... X - -

Richland 1 1 .......

suk 35 34 ...... x i i

Trempealeau 60 59 I .........

Vernon X X ..........

TotaT 232 226 1 X - X - 4 X 1 X X

, SOUTHEASTERN

•" Brown 13 8 ..... 5 - - -

Columbia 66 54 ...... I 8 2 1

•, Dane 1 I ......... -

Door 1 - ..... 1 ....

Green X X ..........

GreenLake 2 2 ...... X X X X

Jefferson X ...... X ....

Kewaunee• X ..... X -

Outagamie 6 3 ..... 3 X X X X

Ro(_k X X .........

Sheboygan X X

Walworth 7 7 - - - " - -- - -- - -

Waukesha 6 6 ..........

Winnebago X X ..........

Total 102 81 - X - - - 9 1 8 2 1

State total • 20,432 4,936 283 1,031 333 71 - 8,842 1,540 614 1,740 1,042

1-/Includes only those counties that supplied pulpwoodin 1982.

2/X=less than 50 cords.

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