Minnesota county forests: timber sale procedures.

M. J. Baughman; Paul V Ellefson

Minnesota county forests: timber sale procedures.

M. J. Baughman, Paul V Ellefson

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Minnesota county governments sold nearly $1.6 million worth of timber in 1979. Timber is sold via public (auction) sales or private sales. Most timber is scaled after harvest with final payment adjusted to reflect volume actually cut. Roads to access county timber are generally built by county governments. Counties do not lease forest land for timber production purposes.-Authors

Original language	English (US)
Journal	Minnesota Forestry Research Notes
Volume	288
State	Published - Jan 1 1984

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