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  1. An Examination of Regional Hardwood Roundwood Markets in West Virginia

    West Virginia?s hardwood resource is large and diverse ranging from oak-hickory forests in the southern and western portions of the state to northern hardwood stands in the northeastern region. West Virginia also has a diverse group of primary hardwood- processing industries, including hardwood grade mills, industrial hardwood sawmills, engineered wood-product...

    Author(s):
    William Luppold; Delton Alderman; Delton Alderman
    Year:
    2005
    Keywords:
    hardwood, markets, roundwood, yellow-poplar
    Source:
    In: Alavalapati, Janaki R.R.; Carter, Douglas R., eds. Competitiveness of southern forest products markets in a global economy: trends and predictions, proceedings of the Southern Forest Economics Workshop 2004; 2004 March 14-16; St. Augustine, FL. School of Forest Resources Conservation, University of Florida: 130-138.

  2. Examination of regional hardwood roundwood markets in West Virginia

    West Virginia's large and diverse hardwood resource ranges from oak-hickory forests in the southern and northwestern regions of the state to northern hardwood stands in the northeastern region. West Virginia is home to a diverse group of primary hardwood processing industries including hardwood grade mills, industrial hardwood sawmills, engineered wood-product...

    Author(s):
    Delton Alderman; William Luppold
    Year:
    2005
    Keywords:
    Source:
    Forest Products Journal 55(12):153-157

  3. Changing Markets for Hardwood Roundwood

    Traditionally, hardwood roundwood has been used to produce lumber, cabinet plywood, and veneer. Hardwoods also have been a major part of the pulpwood consumption in the northern tier of the eastern United States since the early 1960?s, while southern pines have been the predominant species used in southern tier states. However, since the 1960's there has been a...

    Author(s):
    William Luppold; Jeffrey P. Prestemon; Albert Schuler
    Year:
    2002
    Keywords:
    timber markets, hardwood pulpwood, roundwood supply, Eastern United States
    Source:
    P. 96-100 in D. Zhang (ed.), Proceedings of the 2001 Southern Forest Economics Workshop, March 28-29, 2001, Atlanta, Georgia, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn University. 203 p.

  4. What is low-value and/or low-grade hardwood?

    The utilization of low-value and low-grade hardwood material is a recurrent concern in forest products research. This paper clarifies and expands on this topic and provides a framework to help researchers isolate specific researchable problems in this area and to discuss potential products that might be produced from this resource. Although low-value and low-grade...

    Author(s):
    William Luppold; Matthew Bumgardner
    Year:
    2003
    Keywords:
    Source:
    Forest Products Journal. 53(3): 54-59

  5. Analysis of the Interaction Between Timber Markets and the Forest Resources of Maine

    The abundant timber resources of Maine are critical to the State's timber economy; thus, when the 1995 forest inventory indicated a 20% decline in softwood growing stock, there was great concern by industry and government. Furthermore, declining near-term softwood growing stock levels were forecast. To better understand what was occurring in Maine's forest,...

    Author(s):
    William G. Luppold
    Year:
    2004
    Keywords:
    Forest sustainability, spruce-fir, hardwood substitution
    Source:
    Northern Journal of Applied Forestry. 21(3): 135-143.

  6. Analysis of the interaction between timber markets and the forest resources of Maine

    The abundant timber resources of Maine are critical to the State's timber economy; thus, when the 1995 forest inventory indicated a 20% decline in softwood growing stock, there was great concern by industry and government. Furthermore, declining near-term softwood growing stock levels were forecast. To better understand what was occurring in Maine's forest,...

    Author(s):
    William G. Luppold; Paul E. Sendak
    Year:
    2004
    Keywords:
    Forest sustainability, spruce-fir, hardwood substitution
    Source:
    Northern Journal of Applied Forestry. 21(3): 135-143.
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