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Status of Privately Owned Harvested Timberland in East Oklahoma, 1976-1986.

PB88167390

Publication Date	1987
Personal Author	McWilliams, W. H.
Page Count	8
Abstract	Commercial harvesting impacted 1 million acres, or 27 percent of the privately owned timberland in east Oklahoma between 1976 and 1986. Timberland was harvested in equal amounts on forest industry land and nonindustrial private land. Clearcutting was the preferred method of harvest on forest industry land. Nearly all harvesting on nonindustrial land was conducted as partial cuts. Stocking of pine on all private lands exceeded 60 percent in 58 percent of the pine and mixed pine-hardwood stands harvested during the period.
Keywords	Structural timber Harvesting Forest land Oklahoma Surveys Inventories Pine trees Hardwoods Damage Removal Seeds Area Regulations Statutes Tables(Data) Ownership
Source Agency	Southern Forest Experiment Station New Orleans Louisiana
NTIS Subject Category	48D - Forestry
Corporate Authors	Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Orleans, LA.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Forest Service research note,
NTIS Issue Number	198811

Status of Privately Owned Harvested Timberland in East Oklahoma, 1976-1986.

Status of Privately Owned Harvested Timberland in East Oklahoma, 1976-1986.
PB88167390

Publication Date	1987
Personal Author	McWilliams, W. H.
Page Count	8
Abstract	Commercial harvesting impacted 1 million acres, or 27 percent of the privately owned timberland in east Oklahoma between 1976 and 1986. Timberland was harvested in equal amounts on forest industry land and nonindustrial private land. Clearcutting was the preferred method of harvest on forest industry land. Nearly all harvesting on nonindustrial land was conducted as partial cuts. Stocking of pine on all private lands exceeded 60 percent in 58 percent of the pine and mixed pine-hardwood stands harvested during the period.
Keywords	Structural timber Harvesting Forest land Oklahoma Surveys Inventories Pine trees Hardwoods Damage Removal Seeds Area Regulations Statutes Tables(Data) Ownership
Source Agency	Southern Forest Experiment Station New Orleans Louisiana
NTIS Subject Category	48D - Forestry
Corporate Authors	Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Orleans, LA.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Forest Service research note,
NTIS Issue Number	198811