Archive Record
Metadata
Title |
Timber Management Research, Northern Rocky Mountains,1930-1933 |
Catalog Number |
2014.030.029 |
Object Name |
Memorandum |
Scope & Content |
Timber Management Research, Northern Rocky Mountains 1930-1933 >> Northern Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, located in Missoula, MT >> Different methods of killing ribes bushes -- chemical, heavy creosote oil, Salt, Ammonium thiocyanate manufactured by Koppers Corporation, 1933 >> Binkely Plots installed 1919 to determine effects of various brush disposal methods Priest River Experimental Forest (PREF), 1931 >> Granite Creek range for sheep gazing, Kaniksu National Forest, 1930 >> Correspondence with Forstmeister Dr. Fr Harrer, Germany - nomal lodgepole yield tables and list of ltieration citation for lodgepole pine, 1930 >> Swimmerton Gulch Cutting -- 30 years old, 1930 >> Normality of well-stocked stands, 1930 >> Cut over Study data card design, 1931 >> Data tables -- residual volumes in western white pine type after cutting, Wood material left after logging, Utilization of western white pine trees from tree to complete processing, based on 1925 utilization >> Methods of cutting study, 1932 >> Kills or dying from fire injury within 5 years of the Burn, 1932 >> Cut-Over are studies Region 7, 1932 >> Removal of hemlock understory and defective trees is not necessary to assure adequate reproduction in western white pine stands People J. E. Ryan, Forest Supervisor Kaniksu National Forest Lyle F. Watts, Director Northern Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Missoula, MT I. T. Haig, Senior Silviculturist L. S. Gross, Associate Regional Forest Inspector, Region 7 |
Year Range from |
1930 |
Year Range to |
1933 |
People |
Gross, L. S. Haig, Irvine T. Hornby, Lloyd G. Watts, Lyle F. |
Subjects |
Western White Pine Silviculture Priest River Experimental Forest |
Search Terms |
Research Timber Silviculture |
Catalog date |
2014-08-29 |
Extent of Description |
Approx 50 pages, letter size |
Collection |
Wellner, Chuck |