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A comparison of the amounts deducted for defect as determined by the Forest Service, Karr, and McIntyre scaling methods

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Johnson, Floyd L.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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determined by the Forest Service, Karr, and McIntyre scaling methods 1 407 A GOMPARISON 0F THE AMOUNTS
A comparison of various cubic foot log rules when applied to second growth Douglas-fir logs

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Tait, Robert I.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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the Rapraoger rule in its advantages and disadvantages. It requires only a top diameter measurement
Tests of some chemical herbicides in controlling brush, weed trees, and grasses on the McDonald Forest

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Heuschkel, Dexter Gouldin

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Masters Thesis
The fifty-foot chord definition for forest road curves

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Wallis, James Richard

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Masters Thesis
The errors of some common cubic-foot log rules

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Keiser, David Frederick

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Masters Thesis
Errors in determining cubic foot volumes of western hemlock logs by various rules

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Preece, Ralph

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Undergraduate Thesis

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extensively. The third method, the cord measurement, has been used widely in the measurement of pulpwood and
Formation of quality classes for secondgrowth Douglas-fir logs based on lumber grade recovery

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Parks, Walter Howard

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Masters Thesis
Douglas fir log scaling practices: with special emphasis upon plywood scaling

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Clinton, Jack

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Undergraduate Thesis

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, and no fraction of an inch to be taken into the measurement. ttIn making this table I have varied
Study of errors involved using proposed cubic foot rules in scaling Ponderosa pine

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Griffith, George C.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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. The board foot, however, has been and is being used as a unit of measurement for logs that are to be
Testing suggested rules of thumb in standing second growth Douglas fir

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De Camp, Richard

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Undergraduate Thesis

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Camp A Thesis Presented to the Fscultr of the School of Forestry Oregon State College ( 7 In

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School of Forestry80

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Barnes, George H.8
Dilworth, J. R.4
Patterson, H. R.4
Mason, Earl G.3
Starker, T. J.2
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Forestry[remove]80

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Bachelor of Science (B.S.)55
Master of Forestry (M.F.)14
Master of Science (M.S.)11

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English [eng]80

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Oregon State University. Graduate School25

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Undergraduate Thesis55
Masters Thesis25

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Forests and forestry -- Measurement14
Forests and forestry -- Oregon13
Forests and forestry9
Douglas fir7
Forest management3
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