Harvest Methods Sample Clauses

Harvest Methods. The harvesting methods to be employed in the Community Forest will generally mirror those methods used elsewhere in Northeast British Columbia. For the most part we envision utilizing conventional xxxxxx bunchers employing a cut-to-length system with decking to roadside. This approach will maximize harvesting productivity and minimize soil disturbance. Existing contractors within the local area are familiar with this system of harvesting which will be key to successful harvesting operations. Harvesting methods and activities will also ensure that fuel management considerations are fully integrated into the forest management activities of the Community Forest.
Sample 1
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Harvest Methods. Geoduck shall only be harvested by a diver using a hand-held, manually operated water jet controlled at all times by the diver. (a) Water jets used to harvest Geoduck shall meet the following specifications: (1) Water jets shall be fitted with a nozzle that has a maximum inside tip diameter of 5/8. (2) The water jet nozzle pressure shall be limited to 100 psi measured at the pump. (3) Intakes for supplying water to the onboard pumps for water jets shall be positioned 10 to 20 feet below the water surface, with the intake openings 4 to 6 inches in diameter and screened to prevent debris from stalling the pump. (b) Xxxxxx engaged in the harvesting of Geoduck shall not cause or create Geoduck wastage. Geoduck wastage is the failure to bring to the surface and report on a Daily Weight Form any Geoduck that has been wholly or partially uncovered or removed from the substrate in a Harvest Area. Examples of Geoduck wastage include but are not limited to the following: (1) High-grading, the practice of discarding harvested Geoduck prior to reporting based on the perception that it is of low commercial value. (2) Re-insertion, the practice of returning geoduck to the extraction hole. (3) Exposure, the practice of loosening sediments surrounding a geoduck for inspection but failing to remove it from the substrate.
Sample 1

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