Cordwood Black and White Stock Photos & Images

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Black and white abstract firewood. Natural background. Stock Photo

RF2FMRJJD–Black and white abstract firewood. Natural background.

Photograph of C. A. Masie Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Coaling; Scope and content: Original caption: C.A. Masie, Collier, preparing new charcoal pit for coaling. Here he is shown placing lapwood (small dry branches) over cordwood so the latter will coal when pit is fired. Stock Photo

RMW5TF6G–Photograph of C. A. Masie Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Coaling; Scope and content: Original caption: C.A. Masie, Collier, preparing new charcoal pit for coaling. Here he is shown placing lapwood (small dry branches) over cordwood so the latter will coal when pit is fired.

Scientific American Volume 85 Number 10 (September 1901) . The splints ore cat by a reciprocating knife from the two-inch Dlocksof cordwood. PREPARING THE SPLINTS. The matches are dipped by being drawn over the roller, which 1b partly immersed in the liquid phosphorus, THE PHOSPHORUS BATH. ready for further handling. They are picked up andput in holders, little boxes 4 inches deep, 2 incheswide, and 15 inches in length. These holders arecarried to the large match-making machine whichforms the chief subject of our illustrations. The Match-Making Machine.—The very interestingmatch-making machine Stock Photo

RM2AKRY1K–Scientific American Volume 85 Number 10 (September 1901) . The splints ore cat by a reciprocating knife from the two-inch Dlocksof cordwood. PREPARING THE SPLINTS. The matches are dipped by being drawn over the roller, which 1b partly immersed in the liquid phosphorus, THE PHOSPHORUS BATH. ready for further handling. They are picked up andput in holders, little boxes 4 inches deep, 2 incheswide, and 15 inches in length. These holders arecarried to the large match-making machine whichforms the chief subject of our illustrations. The Match-Making Machine.—The very interestingmatch-making machine

. Farm forestry . Woodlots. Measuring stacked cordwood.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons Stock Photo

RMPG4DK0–. Farm forestry . Woodlots. Measuring stacked cordwood.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons

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Photograph of Drawing a Charcoal Pit; Scope and content: Original caption: Drawing a charcoal pit. The cordwood which has been converted to charcoal has been removed and is being raked away from the slowly burning pile by David Malone (left) while Floyd Malone rapidly shovels dirt back over the exposed portion of the pit to pre. Stock Photo

RMW5THWA–Photograph of Drawing a Charcoal Pit; Scope and content: Original caption: Drawing a charcoal pit. The cordwood which has been converted to charcoal has been removed and is being raked away from the slowly burning pile by David Malone (left) while Floyd Malone rapidly shovels dirt back over the exposed portion of the pit to pre.

Daily Colonist (1900-03-28) . The Spring Millinery Opening atOOLUMBIA HOUSE will be held on TUESDAY, MARCH 201h And Following Days. The latest styles from Paris and NewYork In Hats, Bonnets and Millinery Nov-elties will be shown, also the usual flneAssortmeiu of the latest Blouses and Child-rens Whitewear. MRS. VIGOR. Columbia House, St DOUGLAS STREET. COAL. WOOD. COAL. JAMES BAKER & CO. Telephiiiie 107. Ofllce and Wharf cor.Menzles and BelloTlllo, .Ta,nies Hay. Hark (for a time only) .$4.00 per coiil Strictly Dry Cordwood IsrHi per cord (ienuinc Wellington Coal OM) per ton Old IlcUable Alexan Stock Photo

RM2AJ4H7T–Daily Colonist (1900-03-28) . The Spring Millinery Opening atOOLUMBIA HOUSE will be held on TUESDAY, MARCH 201h And Following Days. The latest styles from Paris and NewYork In Hats, Bonnets and Millinery Nov-elties will be shown, also the usual flneAssortmeiu of the latest Blouses and Child-rens Whitewear. MRS. VIGOR. Columbia House, St DOUGLAS STREET. COAL. WOOD. COAL. JAMES BAKER & CO. Telephiiiie 107. Ofllce and Wharf cor.Menzles and BelloTlllo, .Ta,nies Hay. Hark (for a time only) .$4.00 per coiil Strictly Dry Cordwood IsrHi per cord (ienuinc Wellington Coal OM) per ton Old IlcUable Alexan

. Farm forestry . Woodlots. Cordwood is one of the chief products of the woodlot.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons Stock Photo

RMPG4DN1–. Farm forestry . Woodlots. Cordwood is one of the chief products of the woodlot.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons

Photograph of Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Coaling; Scope and content: Original caption: Preparing a new charcoal pit for coaling. C.A. Masie, collier (left) and David Daniels putting wet leaves and then dirt over the lapwood so that the cordwood will burn in a deficiency of oxygen and produce charcoal. Stock Photo

RMW5W02X–Photograph of Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Coaling; Scope and content: Original caption: Preparing a new charcoal pit for coaling. C.A. Masie, collier (left) and David Daniels putting wet leaves and then dirt over the lapwood so that the cordwood will burn in a deficiency of oxygen and produce charcoal.

. Material handling cyclopedia; a reference book covering definitions, descriptions, illustrations and methods of use of material handling machines employed in industry . Bucket Carrier with Fric-tion Grip. Log Carrier with Two-Compression Grips Cordwood Carrier Stock Photo

RM2CDH2AW–. Material handling cyclopedia; a reference book covering definitions, descriptions, illustrations and methods of use of material handling machines employed in industry . Bucket Carrier with Fric-tion Grip. Log Carrier with Two-Compression Grips Cordwood Carrier

. Farm forestry . Woodlots. A stand of timber that has been properly thinned. The products of thinning pay for themselves in the cordwood or other material obtained.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons Stock Photo

RMPG4DT8–. Farm forestry . Woodlots. A stand of timber that has been properly thinned. The products of thinning pay for themselves in the cordwood or other material obtained.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons

Photograph of Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Firing; Scope and content: Original caption: Preparing a new charcoal pit for firing. Using a ladder the collier climbs to the top of the cordwood pile (already covered with its layer of lapwood) and is shown putting on a layer of wet leaves. There are about 35 cords of wood in this pit. It takes ab. Stock Photo

RMW5W04B–Photograph of Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Firing; Scope and content: Original caption: Preparing a new charcoal pit for firing. Using a ladder the collier climbs to the top of the cordwood pile (already covered with its layer of lapwood) and is shown putting on a layer of wet leaves. There are about 35 cords of wood in this pit. It takes ab.

. Daily Colonist (1900-04-15) . The very latest patterns and styles inMillinery will be shown this week, also thenewest shades in flodes and Tan Kid Gloves Mrs. M. A. VIGOR Columbia. House TRADING STAMPS. 81 DouglM St COAL, WOOD. COAL JAMES BAKtR & CO. Telephone 407. Office and Wharf cor.Menzles and Beltevllle, James Bay. Hark (for n Ua»e only) ?t.00 per cord Strictly Dry Cordwood 3 BO per cord Genuine Wellington Coal 0.00 per ton Old Reliable Alexandra Coal 5.50 per ton City OtUve SWJNBUTON 4 ODDY. GoTernment St. ......... 6 VICTO 1ST S i. N !? A V -PHIL 18 Iuoo Easter n City Churches. Arran Stock Photo

RM2CDB6DH–. Daily Colonist (1900-04-15) . The very latest patterns and styles inMillinery will be shown this week, also thenewest shades in flodes and Tan Kid Gloves Mrs. M. A. VIGOR Columbia. House TRADING STAMPS. 81 DouglM St COAL, WOOD. COAL JAMES BAKtR & CO. Telephone 407. Office and Wharf cor.Menzles and Beltevllle, James Bay. Hark (for n Ua»e only) ?t.00 per cord Strictly Dry Cordwood 3 BO per cord Genuine Wellington Coal 0.00 per ton Old Reliable Alexandra Coal 5.50 per ton City OtUve SWJNBUTON 4 ODDY. GoTernment St. ......... 6 VICTO 1ST S i. N !? A V -PHIL 18 Iuoo Easter n City Churches. Arran

. The nut culturist : a treatise on the propagation, planting and cultivation of nut-bearing trees and shrubs, adapted to the climate of the United States ... Nuts. 198 THE NU1 CULTUEIST. The paikted hiokort borer {Cyllene pictus. Drury).—This is, perhaps, one of the most common and widely distributed of all the hickory borers, but, so far as my observations have extended, it rarely attacks young or healthy trees of any age ; in fact, I have never found it in or about growing trees, but I have seen it, by the thousands, breeding in decaying specimens and in hickory cordwood cut during the wint Stock Photo

RMPG21FC–. The nut culturist : a treatise on the propagation, planting and cultivation of nut-bearing trees and shrubs, adapted to the climate of the United States ... Nuts. 198 THE NU1 CULTUEIST. The paikted hiokort borer {Cyllene pictus. Drury).—This is, perhaps, one of the most common and widely distributed of all the hickory borers, but, so far as my observations have extended, it rarely attacks young or healthy trees of any age ; in fact, I have never found it in or about growing trees, but I have seen it, by the thousands, breeding in decaying specimens and in hickory cordwood cut during the wint

Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting co . . .; Scope and content: Full caption reads as follows: Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting cordwood into small pieces for use in the stoves and furnaces. Most farmers use small power-driven saws though of a less efficient type than the one shown. Power is supplied by a 2 cycle gasoline motor. Stock Photo

RMW66Y3G–Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting co . . .; Scope and content: Full caption reads as follows: Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting cordwood into small pieces for use in the stoves and furnaces. Most farmers use small power-driven saws though of a less efficient type than the one shown. Power is supplied by a 2 cycle gasoline motor.

RMRDETHK–. Farm forestry . Woodlots. Cordwood is one of the chief products of the woodlot.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons

. Nature-study; a manual for teachers and students. Nature study. 392 NATURE-STUDY Another interesting flowcrless plant, of which there are many forms, is the Lichen. These are usually flattened plants growing upon trees, rocks, earth, and cliffs. Gener- ally they are of a bluish-green color, but often they are yel- low, red, and black. Many form an irregular crust; others arc much branched and dissected. Some forms present a tufted or thread- like structure. Visit a pile of cordwood and note how many kinds of lichens may be found on the bark. Note that cer- tain species are found only on cert Stock Photo

RMPG3TGG–. Nature-study; a manual for teachers and students. Nature study. 392 NATURE-STUDY Another interesting flowcrless plant, of which there are many forms, is the Lichen. These are usually flattened plants growing upon trees, rocks, earth, and cliffs. Gener- ally they are of a bluish-green color, but often they are yel- low, red, and black. Many form an irregular crust; others arc much branched and dissected. Some forms present a tufted or thread- like structure. Visit a pile of cordwood and note how many kinds of lichens may be found on the bark. Note that cer- tain species are found only on cert

RMW66Y5H–Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting co . . .; Scope and content: Full caption reads as follows: Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting cordwood into small pieces for use in the stoves and furnaces. Most farmers use small power-driven saws though of a less efficient type than the one shown. Power is supplied by a 2 cycle gasoline motor.

RMRDH178–. The nut culturist : a treatise on the propagation, planting and cultivation of nut-bearing trees and shrubs, adapted to the climate of the United States ... Nuts. 198 THE NU1 CULTUEIST. The paikted hiokort borer {Cyllene pictus. Drury).—This is, perhaps, one of the most common and widely distributed of all the hickory borers, but, so far as my observations have extended, it rarely attacks young or healthy trees of any age ; in fact, I have never found it in or about growing trees, but I have seen it, by the thousands, breeding in decaying specimens and in hickory cordwood cut during the wint

. Chestnut blight. Chestnut blight; Chestnut. CHESTNUT BLIGHT AND RESISTANT CHESTNUTS 1 I ! I. FiGUKE 6.—A swDlleu )ilight canker, with suckers belcjw it. DETERIORATION AND USE OF BLIGHT-KILLED CHESTNUT Before the blight fungus at- tacked, chestnut made up 25 percent of the forest stands on 3o,000,()00 acres in tlie soutliern Appalachians. The timber was used for tannin ex- traction, lumber, poles, ties, mine 291919° props, piling, fence posts, cordwood, and pulpwood. Sawed chestnut lumber was much in demand. The bark of blight-killed Ameri- can chestnut begins to loosen about a year after the Stock Photo

RMPG157T–. Chestnut blight. Chestnut blight; Chestnut. CHESTNUT BLIGHT AND RESISTANT CHESTNUTS 1 I ! I. FiGUKE 6.—A swDlleu )ilight canker, with suckers belcjw it. DETERIORATION AND USE OF BLIGHT-KILLED CHESTNUT Before the blight fungus at- tacked, chestnut made up 25 percent of the forest stands on 3o,000,()00 acres in tlie soutliern Appalachians. The timber was used for tannin ex- traction, lumber, poles, ties, mine 291919° props, piling, fence posts, cordwood, and pulpwood. Sawed chestnut lumber was much in demand. The bark of blight-killed Ameri- can chestnut begins to loosen about a year after the

Remains of Douglas-fir cordwood abandoned when kilns ceased operation, looking northeast. - Warren King Charcoal Kilns, 5 miles west of Idaho Highway 28, Targhee National Forest, Leadore, Lemhi County, ID Stock Photo

RMTWH34B–Remains of Douglas-fir cordwood abandoned when kilns ceased operation, looking northeast. - Warren King Charcoal Kilns, 5 miles west of Idaho Highway 28, Targhee National Forest, Leadore, Lemhi County, ID

. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 40-45. Forests and forestry. Thinning Dense Stands Will Increase Wood Production. Grape, Ivy and Bittersweet Vines May Kill Trees on Which They Grow 8 done at the proper time. Information will be given gladly upon request to the Department of Forests and Waters. Infested trees should be burned or removed from the forest and utilized at once. Weak trees are most frequently attacked by insects and fungi. The woodlot should be kept free of sickly or dying trees to assist m pre- venting these attacks. Logs, cordwood, ties and other wo Stock Photo

RMRGB30T–. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 40-45. Forests and forestry. Thinning Dense Stands Will Increase Wood Production. Grape, Ivy and Bittersweet Vines May Kill Trees on Which They Grow 8 done at the proper time. Information will be given gladly upon request to the Department of Forests and Waters. Infested trees should be burned or removed from the forest and utilized at once. Weak trees are most frequently attacked by insects and fungi. The woodlot should be kept free of sickly or dying trees to assist m pre- venting these attacks. Logs, cordwood, ties and other wo

RMTYBMXX–Photograph of C. A. Masie Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Coaling; Scope and content: Original caption: C.A. Masie, Collier, preparing new charcoal pit for coaling. Here he is shown placing lapwood (small dry branches) over cordwood so the latter will coal when pit is fired.

RMRGB306–. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 40-45. Forests and forestry. Thinning Dense Stands Will Increase Wood Production. Grape, Ivy and Bittersweet Vines May Kill Trees on Win( h They Grow done at the proper time. Information will be given -lacUy upon request to the Department of Forests and Waters. Infested trees should be burned or removed from the forest and utilized at once. AVeak trees are most frequently attacked by insects and fungi. The woodlot should be kept free of sickly or dying trees to assist in pre- venting these attacks. Logs, cordwood, ties and other w

RMTYC43N–Photograph of Drawing a Charcoal Pit; Scope and content: Original caption: Drawing a charcoal pit. The cordwood which has been converted to charcoal has been removed and is being raked away from the slowly burning pile by David Malone (left) while Floyd Malone rapidly shovels dirt back over the exposed portion of the pit to pre.

RMRDJHRG–. Nature-study; a manual for teachers and students. Nature study. 392 NATURE-STUDY Another interesting flowcrless plant, of which there are many forms, is the Lichen. These are usually flattened plants growing upon trees, rocks, earth, and cliffs. Gener- ally they are of a bluish-green color, but often they are yel- low, red, and black. Many form an irregular crust; others arc much branched and dissected. Some forms present a tufted or thread- like structure. Visit a pile of cordwood and note how many kinds of lichens may be found on the bark. Note that cer- tain species are found only on cert

RMTYCYJY–Photograph of Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Coaling; Scope and content: Original caption: Preparing a new charcoal pit for coaling. C.A. Masie, collier (left) and David Daniels putting wet leaves and then dirt over the lapwood so that the cordwood will burn in a deficiency of oxygen and produce charcoal.

. The valuation of American timberlands. Timber; Forests and forestry. 22 NORTHERN HAIUDWOOD TYPE yellow and paper birch, beech and maple for manufacture into spools, bobbins or dowels. Naturally this latter class can utilize smaller sizes. The minimum estimating diameters for the dif- ferent species found in this type are as follows: MINIMUM DIAMETERS- Lumber Species Hemlock White pine Spruce Balsam Paper birch Yellow birch Black birch Beech." Chestnut Red oak White oak Hard maple Red maple Silver maple Basswood White ash Cordwood â all species. Obviously then the first step in planning Stock Photo

RMRDRXKK–. The valuation of American timberlands. Timber; Forests and forestry. 22 NORTHERN HAIUDWOOD TYPE yellow and paper birch, beech and maple for manufacture into spools, bobbins or dowels. Naturally this latter class can utilize smaller sizes. The minimum estimating diameters for the dif- ferent species found in this type are as follows: MINIMUM DIAMETERS- Lumber Species Hemlock White pine Spruce Balsam Paper birch Yellow birch Black birch Beech." Chestnut Red oak White oak Hard maple Red maple Silver maple Basswood White ash Cordwood â all species. Obviously then the first step in planning

RMTYCYJX–Photograph of Preparing a New Charcoal Pit for Firing; Scope and content: Original caption: Preparing a new charcoal pit for firing. Using a ladder the collier climbs to the top of the cordwood pile (already covered with its layer of lapwood) and is shown putting on a layer of wet leaves. There are about 35 cords of wood in this pit. It takes ab.

RMRDF4JK–. Chestnut blight. Chestnut blight; Chestnut. CHESTNUT BLIGHT AND RESISTANT CHESTNUTS 1 I ! I. FiGUKE 6.—A swDlleu )ilight canker, with suckers belcjw it. DETERIORATION AND USE OF BLIGHT-KILLED CHESTNUT Before the blight fungus at- tacked, chestnut made up 25 percent of the forest stands on 3o,000,()00 acres in tlie soutliern Appalachians. The timber was used for tannin ex- traction, lumber, poles, ties, mine 291919° props, piling, fence posts, cordwood, and pulpwood. Sawed chestnut lumber was much in demand. The bark of blight-killed Ameri- can chestnut begins to loosen about a year after the

RMW1G43T–Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting co . . .; Scope and content: Full caption reads as follows: Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting cordwood into small pieces for use in the stoves and furnaces. Most farmers use small power-driven saws though of a less efficient type than the one shown. Power is supplied by a 2 cycle gasoline motor.

. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 35. Forests and forestry. u Q Ed a a P << 05 •A -J 15 lb X r. LESSON SIX THE FOREST FIRE FIEND Fire destroys not only present and prospective forest growth, but also other vakies of ininiediate importance. Fire causes the loss of felled timber. Felled trees represent time and money. The further the process of manufacture is carried the more valuable is the product. Every year thousands of dollars worth of logs, bark, cordwood, ties, poles, posts, and sawed lumber are destroyed. The workman loses his wages; the owner loses th Stock Photo

RMRGADJ0–. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 35. Forests and forestry. u Q Ed a a P << 05 •A -J 15 lb X r. LESSON SIX THE FOREST FIRE FIEND Fire destroys not only present and prospective forest growth, but also other vakies of ininiediate importance. Fire causes the loss of felled timber. Felled trees represent time and money. The further the process of manufacture is carried the more valuable is the product. Every year thousands of dollars worth of logs, bark, cordwood, ties, poles, posts, and sawed lumber are destroyed. The workman loses his wages; the owner loses th

RMW1G431–Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting co . . .; Scope and content: Full caption reads as follows: Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Mr. Oakes and his hired men (father and son), are cutting cordwood into small pieces for use in the stoves and furnaces. Most farmers use small power-driven saws though of a less efficient type than the one shown. Power is supplied by a 2 cycle gasoline motor.

. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 35. Forests and forestry. f*. < a; a < o z o C O LESSON SK THE FOREST FIRE FIEND • Fire destroys not only present and prospective forest growth, but also other values of immediate importance. Fire causes the loss of felled timber. Felled trees represent time and money. The further the process of manufacture is carried the more valuable is the product. Every year thousands of dollars worth of logs, bark, cordwood, ties, poles, posts, and sawed lumber are destroyed. The workman loses his wages; the owner loses the wages paid a Stock Photo

RMRGADK4–. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 35. Forests and forestry. f*. < a; a < o z o C O LESSON SK THE FOREST FIRE FIEND • Fire destroys not only present and prospective forest growth, but also other values of immediate importance. Fire causes the loss of felled timber. Felled trees represent time and money. The further the process of manufacture is carried the more valuable is the product. Every year thousands of dollars worth of logs, bark, cordwood, ties, poles, posts, and sawed lumber are destroyed. The workman loses his wages; the owner loses the wages paid a

. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 46-50. Forests and forestry. 28 The Beixii-Hikcii-Mai'le Forest Type in Pennsylvania The Beech-Birch-Maple Forest Type in Pennsylvania 29 rndcr i)resent metliods the best and lar'est trees become saw Imrw Material of smaller size is worked into cordwood, which is used by liie chemical and Avood-j)uli) industries. Even the poorest si)ecies commonly found in culled beech-birch-m;,|)le stands are now so valuable as a source of raw material for chemical oiul pulj)-wood operations, and of wood for similar purposes, that cleai-rnt- tinj Stock Photo

RMRG9MK6–. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 46-50. Forests and forestry. 28 The Beixii-Hikcii-Mai'le Forest Type in Pennsylvania The Beech-Birch-Maple Forest Type in Pennsylvania 29 rndcr i)resent metliods the best and lar'est trees become saw Imrw Material of smaller size is worked into cordwood, which is used by liie chemical and Avood-j)uli) industries. Even the poorest si)ecies commonly found in culled beech-birch-m;,|)le stands are now so valuable as a source of raw material for chemical oiul pulj)-wood operations, and of wood for similar purposes, that cleai-rnt- tinj

. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 35. Forests and forestry. GQ H o En O a H *<! Q w cc 5 2 X a: C LESSON SIX THE FOREST FIRE FIEND Fire destroys not only present and prospective forest growth, but also destroys other values of immediate importance. Fire causes the loss of felled timber. Felled trees represent time and money The further the process of manufacture is carried the more valuable is the product. Every year thousands of dollars worth of lo^s bark, cordwood ties, poles, posts, and sawed lumber are destroyed. The workman loses his wages; the owner loses Stock Photo

RMRGAE8E–. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 35. Forests and forestry. GQ H o En O a H *<! Q w cc 5 2 X a: C LESSON SIX THE FOREST FIRE FIEND Fire destroys not only present and prospective forest growth, but also destroys other values of immediate importance. Fire causes the loss of felled timber. Felled trees represent time and money The further the process of manufacture is carried the more valuable is the product. Every year thousands of dollars worth of lo^s bark, cordwood ties, poles, posts, and sawed lumber are destroyed. The workman loses his wages; the owner loses

. Timber depletion, lumber prices, lumber exports, and concentration of timber ownership. Report on Senate resolution 311. Forests and forestry; Lumber; Timber. TIMBER DEPLETION, PRICES, EXPORTS, AND OWNERSHIP. " /0Â° ^O 300 400 500 600 700 BOO 300 1000 'cOO 1400 I600 1800 36 yotai.. Dougfas firâ â Sou fhern iVejt^rn yyhife Yef/o^ ^^fi/ar â¬ ASTERN HA/ft>WOODS â¬A5T^ffN SOFTWOODS l^fST^/^A/ 50FTWOOD5 BILLION BOARD FEET Fig. 8.âSaw-timber stands of some of the more important species in the United States. Table 8.âTotal stand in cuhio feet on saw-timher areas and cordwood areas in the U Stock Photo

RMRDN1M0–. Timber depletion, lumber prices, lumber exports, and concentration of timber ownership. Report on Senate resolution 311. Forests and forestry; Lumber; Timber. TIMBER DEPLETION, PRICES, EXPORTS, AND OWNERSHIP. " /0Â° ^O 300 400 500 600 700 BOO 300 1000 'cOO 1400 I600 1800 36 yotai.. Dougfas firâ â Sou fhern iVejt^rn yyhife Yef/o^ ^^fi/ar â¬ ASTERN HA/ft>WOODS â¬A5T^ffN SOFTWOODS l^fST^/^A/ 50FTWOOD5 BILLION BOARD FEET Fig. 8.âSaw-timber stands of some of the more important species in the United States. Table 8.âTotal stand in cuhio feet on saw-timher areas and cordwood areas in the U

RMRDETDM–. Farm forestry . Woodlots. Measuring stacked cordwood.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons

RMRDE168–. Farm forestry . Woodlots. A stand of timber that has been properly thinned. The products of thinning pay for themselves in the cordwood or other material obtained.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferguson, John Arden. New York : J. Wiley & Sons

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