REDWOOD PINE DOUGLAS FIR

OUR SPECIAITY: PROMPT SHtpt ENT ON STRAIGHT OR MIXED CAR IOTS OF PATTERN OR ROUGH OLD GROWTH CATIFORNIA REDWOOD BY RAII OR TRUCK TO LOS ANGETES AND sAN FRANCISCO AREAS

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Coast Products

Certified as \Vest Coast Tree Farm

The othcr tlal'a moclest clranla \\':ts ellacte(l irr ir forest setting on picturesque Little River sonre 25 nriles east Of Roseburg, ()regou, \'hich people tnaY $'ell rerncttrber 100 r'ears from norv.

Atr interested group was on h:rntl n'hen I-cott:trtl \t'stronl' Eugene. presiclent of the Associate<l I'lvs'oo<l \Iills' Inc" receir.e<l a certificate signalizing his corilPartr"s iorest properties hacl been approverl anrl certilie<l as a \\'est Coast tree farm. \\'. D. Hagenstein, I)ortlan<l' chie i foreste r f or the Industrial ForestrY AssOciation, u'hich certifies all \\'e st Coast tree farrtts. rttatlc the presettt:rlioll'

"\\'e Nelcor]te -\-()11, Hagenstein said. "to thc gr(l\\-ing rosttr of forest o\\.ners in the l)Ouglas fir region u'lto are erilbracing the sounrl business Principles of tree farnring i|r the rtranagement of their ProPerties."

This is the first tree farnr ccrtifierl irt the ccntr;rl l)otrglas countr. area, Hagensteitr reltorterl, antl trlarks a note tl sttlr fo.*.,,r.,1 irr raising tfie st:rndar{ 6f llalagelllcl)t ()ll prir':ttc forest larttls in this se('ti()n.

Includetl in this significant forcstr\. event itre 2(r.ti.l-l lrc|cs

Look to the Next 100 Yecrrs. west coqst tree {arm ceriificcrie lor It"--e"1o"i"ted Plywood Mills, Inc' extensive lorest holdings in .""ttli -."t"rn Oregon is here received by Leoncrrd Nystrom' com;;;-;t;"td;ii, tt"ti W. D. Hcsenslein'- chiel .torester lor Industriol F.il'"riv-n""ocicrtion. This is the lirst lorge industrial property in cenircl'Douglcs county to be certilied' "We crre plcrnning -Ior the ;;;l;";.-iion," Presldent Nvstrom gqid qs he occepted the cer' tificcte.

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Newport Beqch, Coliforniq Beocon 6641'R of forest lands in Douglas, Coos and Lane counties owned by the Associated Plywood Mills. The bulk of the ownership is in the Little River tract with a substantial area on the McKenzie River east of Eugene. A portion of the certified tree farm is in Coos County ancl in other sections of Douglas County. don't you think

Preliminary details prior to actual presentation of the tree farn-r application to the Industrial Forestry Association were handlecl by Henry G. Champeaux, manager of the logging ancl timber department of APMI. Working closely with Champeaux in this stage was H. R. Glascock, district forester for lFA. Iloth men headquarter at Eugene.

A tree farm is an area of private, taxpaying forest land dedicated to the perpetual growth of forest crops under consciously applied forest practices.

In the case of the Associated Plywoocl tree farm the company has outlined a management plan for its properties so that future generations may enjoy the benefits of continuous timber gror,l-ing and harvesting, Nystrom stated.

Forest protection on the tree farm is plannecl to be well above the minimum requirements of state law. Logging operations are laid out so that natural reforestation is supplied frorn adjoining blocks of seed-bearing timber left under the staggered setting system of logging. Roads are constructed ancl maintained well in advance of timber harvesting.

Imrnature stands of timber are reserved, the cornpany states, until they are mature and ready for harvest. Salvage logging is done as soon as possible after first logging so that slash burning can be finished promptly.

I-ogging plans contemplate early salvage of beetle-killed and vvindthrown trees. Full utilization of all species anil grades of merchantable timber is accomplished consistent with marketability, Nystrom and Charyrpeaux report.

Snag falling has been a company policy and will be continued. A fire warden is employed the year around. New pumper trucks and other fire fighting equipment for better fire protection have been purchased. Water holes have been built at carefully selected places about the property, and in addition six water tanks of 1000 gallons capacity have been constructed on raised platforms throughout the Little River property. They are filled by gravity and insure rapid filling of tank trucks in case of fire. The corhpany plans to burn slash and debris after logging to reduce fire hazards, but most slasl.r burning will be the spot method instead of widespread "hot" burning which Champeaux believes spoils the humus in the soil.

"Timber is a crop," President Nystrom statecl, "we will put fortl.r every effort to perpetuate a timber crop on our lands for future generations. Good forest management during the period of harvesting our virgin crops will provide new timber crops."

Lyman Lightfoot, r'i'ell knou'n iumberman oI San Diego, is presently operating the Hemet Motel, llemet, California. In order to keep abreast of current situations throughout the industry he attends meetings in San Diego and other cities n'hen lumbermen and plywood people have conclaves. He is prominent in Hoo-Hoo circles in Southern California.