Sentence examples for timber stand from inspiring English sources

Popplewell, and others, have now stated the timber stand had no insurance value and, again, is Fletcher wrong to feel like screaming in frustration?

The 1985 inquiry into the tragedy headed by Sir Oliver Popplewell concluded that it was an accident, probably started by a spectator dropping a cigarette into rubbish that had accumulated under an old timber stand.

The inquiry has come under scrutiny because of Martin Fletcher's book about the tragedy that killed 56 people, including his brother, father, uncle and grandfather, when the timber stand at Valley Parade caught fire during a game against Lincoln City.

The Popplewell inquiry, held three weeks after the disaster, ruled the fire was started by a spectator dropping a cigarette which ignited into rubbish that had accumulated under an old timber stand.

Such practices can include planting or natural regeneration, e.g., through coppice or natural or sown seed, combined with weed control and timber stand improvement practices to control species composition, tree size and quality; hereafter called "conventional" forest management.

Mail survey results for private forest landowners in the southernmost 11 counties of Illinois were used to examine the factors influencing the adoption of four actions: seeking advice from a forester, obtaining a written forest management plan, doing a commercial timber harvest, and implementing timber stand improvement.

Many trees and seed cones were leftovers from timber stands.

Timber stands must be felled and regenerated in an orderly sequence to meet continuing industrial demands.

In the mountainous interior are some of Japan's finest timber stands, mostly in national forests.

And timber companies pay less for building roads to get to timber stands than the cost of building them.

However, the prime timber stands were rapidly cleared during the initial wave of pioneer settlement; the limited stands that remain are confined to poorer soils and steeper slopes.