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Excerpt from Influence of Timber Characteristics Upon Stumpage PricesA study of southern pine sawtimber sales from National Forests in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas yielded quantitative evidence in support of the following hypotheses: Although southern pine sawtimber is not ordinarily sold by grade, purchasers tend to recognize differences in timber quality and pay a premium for it.The price paid for stumpage tends to increase with the tot...

Excerpt from Pulpwooding With Less ManpowerNing hills of central Mississippi. Finally, a crew was timed while cut ting hardwoods in the bottoms of the Pearl River, also in Mississippi.Recently, large numbers of mechanized woodyards have appeared in the South. Some cordage from the Mississippi operations was trucked to such a yard, to measure the degree to which yard equipment speeded wood handling.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes h...

Excerpt from Pulpwooding With Less ManpowerNing hills of central Mississippi. Finally, a crew was timed while cut ting hardwoods in the bottoms of the Pearl River, also in Mississippi.Recently, large numbers of mechanized woodyards have appeared in the South. Some cordage from the Mississippi operations was trucked to such a yard, to measure the degree to which yard equipment speeded wood handling.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes h...

Excerpt from A Guide to Profitable Tree UtilizationSuch a conclusion would be erroneous. The total conversion sur plus of this tree is the sum of the conversion surpluses of its logs minus the direct cost of marking and felling (60 cents), or no cents. The fact that this conversion surplus is positive indicates that the tree is worth felling. If the top log is culled, the total conver sion surplus of the tree is reduced to 20 cents, which is a...

Excerpt from A Guide to Profitable Tree UtilizationSuch a conclusion would be erroneous. The total conversion sur plus of this tree is the sum of the conversion surpluses of its logs minus the direct cost of marking and felling (60 cents), or no cents. The fact that this conversion surplus is positive indicates that the tree is worth felling. If the top log is culled, the total conver sion surplus of the tree is reduced to 20 cents, which is a...