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Filtering by: Subject Forests and forestry -- Oregon -- History Academic Affiliation School of Forestry Decade 1930-1939

Permanency in Oregon's forest industry

Creator:

Wilson, Sinclair Albert, b. 1888

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis
Scaling logs in the pine regions of Oregon and California

Creator:

Welder, William Alden

Resource Type:

Undergraduate Thesis

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Scaling logs in the pine regions of Oregon and California
A study and summary of the investigational activities of the McDonald forest with recommendations

Creator:

Fowells, Harry A. (Harry Ardell), 1908-

Abstract:

In the preparation of this thesis, the writer does not claim to have discovered any great truths or their underlying causes. As the title indicates, the work is a summary of some of the more important investigational activities on the McDonald Forest. This line of endeavor was chosen because it...

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis
Milling practices and silvicultural factors affecting forestry in Benton County, Oregon

Creator:

Thomas, Gail Myron and Schroeder, George Harwood

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis
A survey of private or bureau log scaling practices and problems in the Columbia River Douglas Fir Region

Creator:

Hayman, Merton F.

Resource Type:

Undergraduate Thesis

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the Faculty of the School of Forestry Oregon State College In Partial Fulfillment of the
The application of Article X to forestry in Oregon and Washington

Creator:

Richen, Clarence W.

Resource Type:

Undergraduate Thesis

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The application of Article X to forestry in Oregon and
Continuous forest production for Oregon

Creator:

Gangle, Lawrence C.

Resource Type:

Undergraduate Thesis

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FORESTRY OREGON SIATE COLLEGE CORVALLIS, OREGON Contents Potential Forest .uand, now Barren of
The scaling practices in the Port Orford cedar region

Creator:

Ellis, James M.

Resource Type:

Undergraduate Thesis

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to the Faculty of the School of Forestry Oregon State College In Partial Fulifiliment of