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Stand 8F TOTALS 2011
Volume
Overall
0.93 17 1
Sawtimber AGS UGS Cavity Basal Area BA AGS:UGS
BA
tpa
MSD
132
625
6.01
16 108 8
17 558 50
Sawtimber Volume Volume 0.93
132 124
LCL 111 mean UCL 152
LCL
0
UCL
2045
conf level
80%
conf level
80%
% error CV
15% 22
% error CV
120% 175
# of points BAF
Notes: spruce stand. Poor site, with marginal soils.
mean saw dbh 13.14 Avg MHt Vol/tree
5 20
Desired Future Stand Condition Long Range Silvicultural Objectives:
Management Recommendations
maintain spruce stand, as it is underrepresented on property.
No Planned activity during this harvest cycle.
Recourse Concerns: soil erosion, water quality, standing timber, wtlands, pests, wildlife habitat, etc Short-term and long term silvicultural or wildlife goals. Desired future conditions Even-age mgmt: present age, rotation age, residual ba Uneven-age mgmt: desired diameter, cutting cycle, residual BA Later, treatment schedule: stand, year, activity
Silv. Guides:
Cover Type Size Class Acres Soils:
Access:
NE-603
32 pole; stem exclusion 11.3 acres 47E, (low)Dutchess Channery Loam 25-60%; 43E, (high) Taconic-Macomber complex, 25-60%, very rocky. Access is from Old Town Road to East Hollow Rd, to Hatch Rd. Use East Hollow Road Landing. Bridge will need to be installed to access this area in the future.
Overstory Stocking adequately stocked, between A and B line (mixedwood). Canopy is a mix of red spruce and white and Site Quality birch. Site Class III> this is a steep and rocky site, with marginal soils
Regeneration:
Stand Health:
Pockets of red spruce (below the predominatly red spruce canopy).
dry/wet, soil depth, Site Index
BA, AGS:UGS, MSD, stems/a, uniform? Patchy? Stratified?
species, size
No problems related to insects or disease, or to invasive plants. insects, invasive plants, diseases, level of impact/
Stand History:
Natural Resource Notes:
This stand was possibly cut during 1979.
This is an unusual stand on the property; it is a relatively low elevation spruce stand. The dense spruce, along with its minor oak component, makes good wildlife habitat and should be perpetuated.
treatments, land use, disturbance
soil erosion, water quality, plants/trees, pests, wildife habitat, rare/threatened spp
fish and game existing habitat and potential Cultural Resource Notes: viewscapes, waterfalls, scenic areas, recreation and aesthetic values
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