Harvesting minor forest products in the Pacific Northwest.

Abstract

Forests of the Pacific Northwest yield a number of secondary or so-called minor forest products. These include those smaller, side-line items of commercial value that can usually be harvested without intensive management or cultivation. They are generally only incidental to a primary use of the land for sawtimber or pulpwood production. In most cases they can be harvested by individuals working alone, without expensive equipment.

Citation

Adams, Thomas C. 1960. Harvesting minor forest products in the Pacific Northwest. PNW Old Series Research Notes No. 195, p. 1-8