Douglas Fir Approved as Local Wood in Japan
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Authors: Ivan Eastin and Craig Larsen Executive SummaryFor fifteen years between 1989 and 2004, US exports of softwood lumber were mired in decline. During this period, the volume of US softwood lumber exports plunged from approximately 8 million m 3 to less than 2 million m 3 . This trend was a reflection of the relatively […]
Authors: Darius M. Adams and Richard W. Haynes AbstractOver the next two decades, the Douglas4ir region faces an array of changes in timber supply structure that will markedly effect the future development potential of its forest products economy. In. the private sector, supplies from industrial and non-industrial lands will follow divergent paths. Industrial timber inventory, which […]