Wisconsin's Forestland Woody Biomass Harvesting Guidelines
Wisconsin's Forestland Woody Biomass Harvesting Guidelines
Wisconsin's Forestland Woody Biomass Harvesting Guidelines
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Figure 2-6. Tops and limbs are being redistributed onto this site by a grapple skidder<br />
is occurring, then the tops and limbs of one out every 10<br />
trees needs to be hauled back into the general harvest<br />
area and evenly scattered over the site (Figure 2-6).<br />
The ultimate goal is to have 5 or more oven dry<br />
tons per acre of FWD on site following the harvest.<br />
Following these guidelines should achieve that standard<br />
on most average sites. If a site lacks woody debris,<br />
consider retaining more FWD and/or CWD than is<br />
recommended by <strong>Guidelines</strong> 1.A and 2.A (Figure 2-7).<br />
Figure 2-7. Consider retaining additional woody debris when harvesting in forests that<br />
have little dead wood on the forest fl oor.<br />
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Dick Rossman, MN DNR<br />
Kristin Shy, WI DNR