Minimum Harvest Age Sample Clauses

Minimum Harvest Age. Minimum harvest ages (MHA) was set at the age at which a harvest volume of 150m3/ha was reached. Minimum harvest age, MAI, DBH and volume per ha is shown for each AU. Minimum harvest age (MHA) was assessed for each AU, as the age at which the stand volume reaches 90% MAI (mean annual increment) with a minimum volume of 150 m3/ha. The MHA by AU is shown in two columns (natural AUs and managed AUs) in Table 27 below. Table 27 Minimum harvest ages, at 90% of culmination MAI AU MHA (yrs) 90% MAI (m3/ha/yr) DBH (cm) Volume (m3/ha) AU MHA (yrs) 90% MAI (m3/ha/yr) DBH (cm) Volume (m3/ha) 1 70 2.29 19.5 160 101 60 3.10 19.8 186 2 100 1.62 26.5 162 102 60 2.72 19.1 163 3 120 1.38 27.9 165 103 90 1.89 19.4 170 4 110 1.36 29.4 150 104 70 2.77 19.9 194 5 80 2.19 20.3 175 105 60 2.87 19.5 172 6 110 1.54 27.2 169 106 70 2.64 19.9 185 7 120 1.33 28.2 159 107 90 1.91 19.5 172 8 100 1.72 27.3 172 108 60 3.07 21.1 184 9 70 2.39 19.7 167 109 60 3.25 21.4 195 10 130 1.17 28.7 152 110 110 1.61 21.1 177 11 110 1.50 27.4 165 111 90 1.72 19.4 155 12 100 1.59 26.8 159 112 60 3.83 21 230 Xxxxxxx TSA TSR 4 Draft Data Package AU MHA (yrs) 90% MAI (m3/ha/yr) DBH (cm) Volume (m3/ha) AU MHA (yrs) 90% MAI (m3/ha/yr) DBH (cm) Volume (m3/ha) 13 70 2.34 19.5 164 113 50 3.18 19.3 159 14 70 2.70 25.5 189 114 50 4.22 20.6 211 15 80 2.01 26.4 161 115 60 2.62 19.3 157 16 100 1.66 26.9 166 116 80 1.94 19.7 155 17 100 1.72 26.9 172 117 60 3.38 20.9 203 18 70 2.41 19.6 169 118 60 3.63 21.2 218 19 100 1.53 26.9 153 119 80 2.20 20.2 176 20 100 1.60 26.3 160 120 60 2.78 19.9 167 21 70 2.19 19.5 153 121 50 3.26 19.7 163 22 110 1.45 27.4 160 122 90 2.07 21 186 23 90 1.88 26.4 169 123 60 2.87 20.5 172 24 120 1.36 27.9 163 124 110 1.59 21.9 175 25 90 1.74 26.2 157 125 50 3.38 21.5 169 26 80 2.01 19.8 161 126 60 2.77 19.3 166 27 110 1.46 25.2 161 127 70 2.20 19 154 28 110 1.50 27.4 165 128 80 2.14 19.5 171 29 90 1.92 20.9 173 129 70 2.63 20.5 184 30 80 1.88 19.5 150 130 60 2.58 18.9 155 31 130 1.20 31.3 156 131 70 2.59 20.9 181 32 90 1.73 21.7 156 132 60 3.17 21.1 190 33 80 2.06 20.2 165 133 50 4.12 21.6 206 34 120 1.27 30.4 152 134 50 3.02 19.9 151 35 80 1.94 25.2 155 135 50 3.96 21.4 198 36 130 1.18 30.9 153 136 70 2.67 21.1 187 37 70 2.19 20 153 137 40 4.00 18.3 160 38 100 1.59 28.7 159 138 50 3.58 19 179 39 70 2.26 25.9 158 139 50 4.36 20 218 40 120 1.31 30.3 157 140 60 2.87 18.6 172 41 90 1.90 21.8 171 141 50 3.42 18.6 171 42 90 1.70 24.6 153 142 50 3.02 18 151 43 80 2.00 20.1 160 143 40 3.95 18.4 158...
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