An area where young trees are grown for forest planting. It may be characterized as a temporary or permanent seedling or transplant. A type of particle panel composed of strand-like flakes that are purposefully aligned in directions that make a panel stronger, stiffer, and with improved dimensional properties in the alignment directions than a panel with random flake orientation. Plywood Boards made from three or more thin layers of wood glued together. The maximum size of poles is usually, though not invariably, taken to some d.b.h.
Examples are poles used to support telephone lines.
Can range in length from 30-125 feet. One of the most valuable timber products. Prescribed Burning Burning carried out under the direct supervision of crews trained in the methods of when, where and how fire can be used beneficially to improve timber management. Preservation Wood preservation is the art of protecting timber and wood products against the action of destructive living organisms, especially fungi, insects and marine borers. Pulpwood Wood cut or prepared primarily for manufacture into wood pulp, for subsequent manufacture into paper, fiber board or other products.