Status of Privately Owned and Harvested Timberland in Mississippi, 1977-87
Author(s) -
William H. McWilliams
Publication year - 1988
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2737/so-rn-346
Subject(s) - hardwood , forestry , agroforestry , business , prescribed burn , agricultural economics , geography , environmental science , economics , botany , biology
Commercial harvesting was’conducted on 5.7 million acres or 38 percent of the privately owned timberland in Mlsslsslppt from 1977 through 1087. Three-fourths of the harvesting was on nonindustrial private timberland. Partial cutting was the harvesting method most often used by nonindustrial owners, while clearcuts were most common on forest industry land. Forty-seven percent of the pine and mixed pine-hardwood stands were harvested. Three-fourths of the harvested pine and mixed pine-hardwood stands were at least 60 percent stocked with pine following harvest. Addlthd keywordsz clearcut, forest-type transition, partial cut, pine regeneration, t imber supply.
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