The National Forest Manual. Regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture And Instructions to Forest Officers Relating to And Governing Timber Sales, Administrative Use, Timber Settlement, And the Free Use of Timber And Stone Upon National Forest Lands
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A number of seed trees will always be left on the edge of openings, such as old bums, on the side from which the prevailing winds blow. Ridges should be marked very conservatively. Isolated, thrifty trees of desirable species should not be marked.
It is best to first decide which trees should be left, and then mark the trees to be removed. Where there is doubt whether a tree is needed for seed or protection, it should be retained. Defective trees of doubtful merchantable value should ordinarily... be marked. Cor- rect marking can only be determined after a careful study of local types and species.
In dense stands of even-aged timber, particularly of species liable to wind throw, clear cutting may be the only prac- Clean cutting. j.- ui ^u i t i i. ^^ ^ ticable method. In such cases, compact groups or patches of timber, of sufficient size to be wind firm should be left at frequent intervals to insure restocking. The areas cut clean should never be so large as to endanger complete reseedmg from the patches of timber which will remain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A number of seed trees will always be left on the edge of openings, such as old bums, on the side from which the prevailing winds blow. Ridges should be marked very conservatively. Isolated, thrifty trees of desirable species should not be marked.
It is best to first decide which trees should be left, and then mark the trees to be removed. Where there is doubt whether a tree is needed for seed or protection, it should be retained. Defective trees of doubtful merchantable value should ordinarily... be marked. Cor- rect marking can only be determined after a careful study of local types and species.
In dense stands of even-aged timber, particularly of species liable to wind throw, clear cutting may be the only prac- Clean cutting. j.- ui ^u i t i i. ^^ ^ ticable method. In such cases, compact groups or patches of timber, of sufficient size to be wind firm should be left at frequent intervals to insure restocking. The areas cut clean should never be so large as to endanger complete reseedmg from the patches of timber which will remain.
What to read after The National Forest Manual. Regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture And Instructions to Forest Officers Relating to And Governing Timber Sales, Administrative Use, Timber Settlement, And the Free Use of Timber And Stone Upon National Forest Lands?
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