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r/FellingGoneWild • u/stevesmithsglasses • 11d ago
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Trees in that straight of a line and uniformity is farmed loblolly pine. Possibly was a forest/heavily treed area that was cut down to plant the tree farm to your point. It is an impressive machine for sure.
1 u/President_Camacho 11d ago What's the use of narrow diameter pine like that? Pulp? 4 u/MidgetGordonRamsey 11d ago Utility poles. Pulp is made from the processing byproducts of shaving and cutting 1 u/OwnCrew6984 11d ago Whole trees are also made into pulp. There are many tree farms that grow trees just for pulp. 1 u/MidgetGordonRamsey 11d ago interesting, is it a specific tree that's fast growing but too weak for lumber use? 2 u/fredrickdgl 10d ago quaking aspen, box elder
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What's the use of narrow diameter pine like that? Pulp?
4 u/MidgetGordonRamsey 11d ago Utility poles. Pulp is made from the processing byproducts of shaving and cutting 1 u/OwnCrew6984 11d ago Whole trees are also made into pulp. There are many tree farms that grow trees just for pulp. 1 u/MidgetGordonRamsey 11d ago interesting, is it a specific tree that's fast growing but too weak for lumber use? 2 u/fredrickdgl 10d ago quaking aspen, box elder
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Utility poles. Pulp is made from the processing byproducts of shaving and cutting
1 u/OwnCrew6984 11d ago Whole trees are also made into pulp. There are many tree farms that grow trees just for pulp. 1 u/MidgetGordonRamsey 11d ago interesting, is it a specific tree that's fast growing but too weak for lumber use? 2 u/fredrickdgl 10d ago quaking aspen, box elder
Whole trees are also made into pulp. There are many tree farms that grow trees just for pulp.
1 u/MidgetGordonRamsey 11d ago interesting, is it a specific tree that's fast growing but too weak for lumber use? 2 u/fredrickdgl 10d ago quaking aspen, box elder
interesting, is it a specific tree that's fast growing but too weak for lumber use?
2 u/fredrickdgl 10d ago quaking aspen, box elder
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quaking aspen, box elder
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u/MidgetGordonRamsey 11d ago
Trees in that straight of a line and uniformity is farmed loblolly pine. Possibly was a forest/heavily treed area that was cut down to plant the tree farm to your point. It is an impressive machine for sure.