1 | Access Roads | | _____ | The ________________ and closing of roads is advised until road surfaces are properly stabilized. |
2 | 10-14 | | _____ | Should not operate where two or more streams come together. |
3 | SMZ | | _____ | Involves removing single trees. |
4 | 1-10 | | _____ | Construction should follow contour lines as much as possible with grades between __________% |
5 | right | | _____ | Stream Management Zone |
6 | 100 | | _____ | Methods can include burning, herbicides, manual labor, or heavy mechanical equipment. |
7 | 6 | | _____ | Min. width for SMZ |
8 | seeding | | _____ | A road system, temporary or permanent, installed for, but not limited to, transporting wood products from the harvest site. |
9 | silvicultural system | | _____ | Stream crossings should be as close to ___________ angles to the stream as possible |
10 | Site preparation | | _____ | On truck access road entrances that intersect public highways, gravel, wooden mats or other means should be placed on the first __________feet of entrance. |
11 | Natural regeneration | | _____ | Rework roads to remove ruts in excess of _____inches deep over a distance of 50 feet |
12 | Tree planting | | _____ | Timber Stand Improvement |
13 | Thinning | | _____ | Locate sawmills outside SMZ or 10 feet away on if a ______ is created |
14 | TSI | | _____ | The range of practices over the life of the forest. |
15 | Prescribed burning | | _____ | Logging roads should be ________feet minimum width; wider at curves and turnouts. |
16 | Complete harvest | | _____ | The cheapest wayto regenerate forest. Relies on available seed, stump sprouts,and existing seedlings |
17 | Selective harvest | | _____ | “Artificial.” Enables grower to select tree species and cultural factors, such as spacing, pattern, etc. |
18 | 50' | | _____ | Can be used to reduce buildup of leaves, needles, brush species and less tolerant tree species. |
19 | berm | | _____ | When the entire marketable portion of the stand is removed in one cutting |
20 | Skidders | | _____ | Done in tree stands when the crowns of trees become so dense that the trees shade each other. |