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This paper contains information from a study to explore the feasibility of increasing employment and income in northern Idaho through development of the cut-up lumber industry. Included are the results of a questionnaire sent to selected industrial firms indicating utilized wood products, desired characteristics, important species, and volumes used of cut-up lumber, and the potential for increasing use of cut-up lumber.

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Title:
The Consumer of Cut-up Lumber
Authors:
Williams, E.L. Cox, D.R.
Date Created:
1966-12-01
Description:
This paper contains information from a study to explore the feasibility of increasing employment and income in northern Idaho through development of the cut-up lumber industry. Included are the results of a questionnaire sent to selected industrial firms indicating utilized wood products, desired characteristics, important species, and volumes used of cut-up lumber, and the potential for increasing use of cut-up lumber.
Relation:
Station Paper - No. 1, December 1966
Source:
University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives, http://www.lib.uidaho.edu/special-collections/
Source Identifier:
uifwre-sp01
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Text
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application/pdf

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"The Consumer of Cut-up Lumber", Idaho Forest, Wildlife, and Range Experiment Station Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/fwres/items/fwres97.html
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