Sentence examples for marketable timber from inspiring English sources
The forests have potential for marketable timber.
To optimise the production of marketable timber, management typically focusses on growing even-aged, homogenous forest stands dominated by a few economically valuable tree species7,8,9.
The Fort Smith region has most of the territories' approximately 130,000 square miles (330,000 square km) of forested land, but, even there, large stands of marketable timber are not plentiful.
Even-aged stand management, carefully implemented through clearcutting, has the potential to increase the species richness of forested landscapes and provide important habitat for early successional Neotropical migrants, while effectively meeting demands for marketable timber.
In established forests the selective cutting of marketable timber, taking either one tree at a time (single-tree selection) or a number of trees in a cluster (group selection) and leaving gaps in which replacements can grow up from natural seedlings, can prove economical and also ensure the best possible use of available soil, light, and growing space.
In the immediate aftermath of the blaze, logging companies removed 135 million board feet of marketable timber from public lands within the burned area.
Results from the National Survey of Native Woodlands (Perrin et al, 2008) confirmed that only 3.8% of timber was of marketable quality.
He has particular expertise in marketable securities, timber, asset allocation hedge funds and international investments.
When a primary forest is first logged it normally contains a high standing volume of timber, a variable proportion of which is marketable, depending upon species composition and market demand.
Selective logging of marketable, large trees has been a major mode of commercial timber production in Southeast Asian tropical rain forests.
The group became actively involved in Suriname several years ago, when Asian timber interests -- having pretty much stripped their own countries of marketable hardwoods -- sought timber rights on 11 million acres of Suriname's forests.
