Analysis reveals up to 31% loss in wood utilization among key tree species in Idaho and Montana.
Twenty per cent of the average western white pine tree of the Inland Empire is not utilized; for western yellow pine the loss is 23 per cent; for larch 31 per cent and for Douglas fir 22 per cent. Details accounting for the loss are shown graphically in four charts, the data for which were obtained from a mill study of 22,000 logs and a woods study of 7,000 trees.
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