Common use of MANUFACTURING AND RECOVERY STANDARDS Clause in Contracts

MANUFACTURING AND RECOVERY STANDARDS. 1. SAWLOG STANDARDS: Trees cut by the Purchaser shall be manufactured to secure the maximum utilization of forest products according to III.G. 1. All logs that meet or exceed the Manufacturing and Recovery Standards in Table 2 and this section shall be skidded to landings and hauled by the Purchaser. a. Logs shall be bucked to utilize the entire length of the tree to the top diameter specified under Manufacturing and Recovery Standards in Table 2. b. Logs meeting utilization specifications in Table 2 shall be manufactured in such a manner as to minimize waste during bucking operations. c. A tree or log larger than 5.6” top DIB is considered to be a sawlog if it contains Xxxxxxxx Decimal C Net Scale ≥ 33% of Gross.

MANUFACTURING AND RECOVERY STANDARDS. SAMPLE 1. SAWLOG STANDARDS: Trees cut by the Purchaser shall be manufactured to secure the maximum utilization of forest products according to III.G. 1. All logs that meet or exceed the Manufacturing and Recovery Standards in Table 2 and this section shall be skidded to landings and hauled by the Purchaser. a. Logs shall be bucked to utilize the entire length of the tree to the top diameter specified under Manufacturing and Recovery Standards in Table 2. b. Logs meeting utilization specifications in Table 2 shall be manufactured in such a manner as to minimize waste during bucking operations. c. A tree or log larger than 5.6” top DIB is considered to be a sawlog if it contains Xxxxxxxx Decimal C Net Scale ≥ 33% of Gross.