Sentences with phrase «most softwood»

While most softwood lumber producers get their logs from Crown lands, many companies in Atlantic Canada buy most of their logs from private woodlot owners at fair market value or grow them on their own land.

It can be harvested in 3 - 5 years, versus 10 - 20 years for most softwoods or 100 + years for oak.

Not exact matches

Disputes over the softwood lumber trade — which applies to wood originating from conifers, about 80 % of the global lumber industry — have plagued bilateral relations between the two states since the 1980s, and have most recently been addressed by the 2006 agreement.

For example, although most of the products that all the Divisions work with on a daily basis are fresh and processed fruits and vegetables, the Promotion and Economics Division oversees research and promotion programs for honey, peanuts, paper and paper packaging, softwood lumber, popcorn, and Christmas trees, along with traditional fruits and vegetables such as mangoes and potatoes.

Seven tons allows you to handle most hardwoods and softwoods up to 6» in diameter, perfect for cutting firewood and kindling.

These tubes are called vessel elements in hardwood or deciduous trees (those that lose their leaves in the fall), and tracheids in softwood or coniferous trees (those that retain the bulk of their most recently produced foliage over the winter).

They found hardwood lignin is the most thermally stable, and some types of softwood lignins are also melt - stable.

Blueberries can be propagated in a variety of ways, but softwood or hardwood cuttings are the most common techniques.

Historically, most wood used in houses was sourced from Australian native forest or imported timber, but 80 per cent now comes from domestic softwood plantations.

For instance, they calculated that whilst most wood used in houses was historically sourced from Australian native forest or imported timber, these days 80 % is derived from domestic softwood plantations.