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Pole | | Young tree at least 4 inches and less than 8 ... |
Pole size | | Trees from 5 to 11 inches in d.b.h. ... |
Poletimber | | Arbitrary term for small sawtimber trees.
-Generally, trees 12 to 18 ... |
Pond value | | Market price of logs delivered to a wet site, log ... |
Portable | | Something that can be moved from one location to another ... |
Portable chipper terms | | Anvil -Fixed steel block that provides support and resistance for ... |
Potential yield | | Estimated maximum sustained yield cutting level (stated for a period ... |
Power shift | | Transmissions that can be shifted while transmitting full engine power ... |
Power shovel | | Crane, equipped with a boom and dipper stick on the ... |
Precommercial thinning | | Cutting trees from a young stand so that the remaining ... |
Prehauling | | Moving pulpwood from stump site to truck loading site by ... |
Preload | | To circle several logs with binders so the entire unit ... |
Prelog | | To remove small understory trees, windfalls, or special products such ... |
Prelogging | | Cutting specified high-value wood products such as poles and pilings ... |
Prescribed burning | | Deliberate use of fire under conditions where the area to ... |
Preventive maintenance | | Maintenance measures taken in advance to avoid breakdowns ... |
Primary logging road | | Road designed and maintained for a high level of use. ... |
Primary transportation | | Movement of a felled tree from the stump to a ... |
Prime log | | Log that is a given size and free from defects ... |
Priority sequence | | Order in which settings are to be yarded ... |
Processor | | Multifunction machine that does not fell trees but handles two ... |
Producer | | Independent operator who produces and delivers pulpwood to a dealer ... |
Pruning | | Removal of live or dead branches from standing trees-usually the ... |
Pudding Stone (puddingstone) | | Puddingstone, or Pudding stone, is a conglomerate rock made up ... |
Pulp | | Mechanically ground or chemically digested wood used in manufacturing paper ... |
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