Logs & Other Roundwood Received - South

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Overview

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Sheet 1: Page 1

Timber Removals Survey

Do you wish to be included

state agency and

in a regional and statewide

Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture

directory?

Southern Research Station

Yes

Phone Number: (828) 257-4848; Fax: (828) 257-4894

No

200 WT Weaver Boulevard

Asheville, NC 28804

OMB 0596-0010

Expires:

LOGS AND OTHER ROUNDWOOD RECEIVED, year

state

Name of Company

No. Employees1:

Local Mail Address:

Person Contacted & Title:

Phone:

E—Mail:

Fax:

Web Address:

Sales Contact:

Company CEO:

Phone:

County:

Latitude:

Longitude:

Plant Location:

Type Plant:

Instructions:

This form is for reporting the quantities and types of logs received by this mill in year and the disposal of

plant residues resulting from the manufacturing or processing of wood products.

PLEASE COMPLETE A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH TYPE PLANT OR OPERATION. If records

are not available, please give your best estimates.

This survey is voluntary. While you are not required to respond, your cooperation is needed to make the

results of the survey comprehensive, accurate, and timely.

ALL VOLUMES REPORTED WILL BE HELD CONFIDENTIAL AND WILL ONLY BE USED TO

AGGREGATE TO THE COUNTY AND STATE LEVEL. Other information may be used to compile

"Regional/Statewide Industry" directory.

If no logs (any length) were received in year. Please check box below. No other information is needed.

No logs were received in year. Please indicate under remarks (page 3) if mill is closed or

operated part time.

Mill Status:

Active

Out-of-business

________________

Idle

New

1 Excluding contract loggers.

2 Be specific. List products such as rough or dressed lumber, pallet stock, bark, shavings, etc. Begin with the most important

product, and list in order of priority.

Official Use Only:

Interviewers Name:

Title:

Telephone Number:

Date:

Information obtained by:

personal contact

email

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Section I—Logs/Roundwood received in year for processing at this plant, by Type.

1. Total quantity of logs received at this mill in year. (Check appropriate type. Include all logs processed, whether

cut by own crews, purchased, or processed on a custom basis.)

NOTE: COMPLETE A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH TYPE OF PLANT.

Total Quantity Received for Product Indicated

Check the type of Raw Materials Received

Unit of

Average

Average Top

Amount1

Measure2

Length3

Diameter3

— Saw logs

— Veneer & plywood logs or bolts

— Logs for composite board

— Poles and piling

— Post

— Pulpwood

— Other (specify)

— Other (specify)

1 Include wood from foreign countries. If logs are received in more than one unit of measure, indicate the volume

received in each unit.

2 Specify unit of measure such as thousand board feet, standard cords (128 cubic feet), pieces, linear feet, tons

(2000 lbs.), etc.

3 Specify average length and average top diameter for all units of measure except cords.

2. If board–feet were used in Part 1 above, specify

3. If weights or cords were used in Part 1

which log rule was used:

above, please specify the appropriate

(Check one for each species group)

conversion below:

Soft-

Hard-

woods

woods

Softwoods

Hardwoods

Doyle

Scribner Decimal C.

Pounds per MBF

Lumber Tally

International ¼-inch rule

Pounds per cord

Other (specify)

Section II—Volume of product produced from logs received in year.

(Check one for each species group)

Unit of Measure

Soft-

Hard-

Percent

(If sawn

woods

woods

Amount

Dressed

product)

Lumber tally (board feet)

Square feet

Softwood

%

Pieces

Other (specify)

Hardwood

%

Do you export?

Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 50 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing

instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of

information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions

for reducing this burden, to Department of Agriculture, Clearance Officer, OIRM, Room 404-W. Washington, DC 20250; and to the

Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (OMB# 0596-0010), Washington, DC 20503.

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Section III— Receipts of logs, by species group and origin, year.

A.

B.

Enter county name at top of columns C-N and percent received from each county located in-state,

Total

out-of-state or foreign county if outside of U.S

volume

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

Total

Species group

or percent

(C-N)

Yellow pine

100%

E. white pine

100%

Eastern red cedar

100%

Cypress

100%

Other:

100%

Yellow poplar

100%

Sweetgum

100%

Soft maple

100%

Black/tupelo gum

100%

Other:

100%

Red oak

100%

White oak

100%

Hickory

100%

Ash

100%

Hard maple

100%

Other:

100%

Total

100%

100%

Section IV—Check type of equipment in use.

Remarks:

1. Debarker

10. Resaw (circular gang)

19.

2. Pole peeler

11. Resaw (band)

20.

3. Chipper

12. Bark grinder

21.

4. Chip canter

13. Bark hog

22.

5. Chip–n–saw

14. Firewood processor

6. Veneer (lathe or slice)

15. Dry kiln

7. Headsaw (circular)

16. Planer

8. Headsaw (band)

17. Treating cylinder

9. Scragg saw

18. Wood fired boiler

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Section V—Disposal of MILL RESIDUES in year, by type and use.
Instructions: Please enter your best estimate of the percentage OF EACH TYPE MILL RESIDUE that was used for the
various purposes indicated. These estimates should not include the disposal of chipped logs from Section VI.
Percent Use of Mill Residues Only (exclude chipped logs or bolts)
			COARSE RESIDUES		FINE RESIDUES
			(chips, slabs, edgings,		Planer or Lathe
	Bark		trims, cores, etc.)		Shavings		Sawdust
	Sfwd.	Hdwd.	Sfwd.	Hdwd.	Sfwd.	Hdwd.	Sfwd.	Hdwd.
1. Use of Residues	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%
a. Manufacture of fiber
products (pulp, roofing felt,
hardboard, medium density
fiberboard)
b. Particle board/other fiber
products
c. Charcoal or chemical wood
d. Small dimension and
other sawn products
e. Industrial fuel at this or any
other mill and domestic
household fuel
f. Mulch
g. Miscellanous uses
specify:________
h. Not used (including residues
burned as waste)
TOTAL	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
SectionVI—Material sold for fiber to the pulp industry in year, from the processing of logs listed in Section I.
Note: If you have a percent in Section V row(a) under coarse residues there should be a volume
amount in total quantity sold (no. 1 below).
Do not include wood sold for fuel. List only material sold for fiber products.
		Softwood		Hardwood
1. Total quantity sold - Cords
or
Tons
2. Of the total sold, what percentage was
from:
a. Residue (chips)			%		%
b. Shavings			%		%
c. Sawdust			%		%
d. Whole logs or short sections
chipped at plant			%		%
		100%		100%