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1
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100,000–200,000
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15% primary fiber (in-woods chips from thinnings)
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85% secondary residuals (75% sawmill residuals and 10% non-sawmill wood product facilities)
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Pine and upland hardwood
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15% from a single industrial owner under long-term contract; 85% non-industrial
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Volume-based supply contracts with a few wood dealers sourcing from 40 sawmills and 15 other wood product facilities
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2
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700,000–800,000
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70% primary fiber
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30% secondary residuals (sawmill residuals)
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100% pine
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80% non-industrial, 15% industrial, 5% public
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Volume-based supply contracts with approximately 15 wood brokers who each source from the same 15–20 sawmills
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3
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400,000–500,000
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100% primary fiber (60% pulpwood size roundwood as tree-length logs and 40% in-woods chips) 90% of which is from final harvests and 10% thinnings
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–
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63% pine, 33% pine/hardwood, 3% bottomland hardwood, 2% upland hardwood
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97% non-industrial; 3% industrial
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Volume-based supply contracts with 10 wood dealers
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4
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300,000–400,000
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73% primary fiber (in-woods chips)
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27% secondary residuals (sawmill residuals)
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63% pine, 33% pine/hardwood, 3% bottomland hardwood, 2% upland hardwood
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99% non-industrial, 1% industrial
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Volume-based supply contracts with 80 wood dealers sourcing from 35 to 40 sawmills
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5
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500,000–600,000
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90% primary fiber (60% of total is harvest residuals as limbs and tops and 30% of total is pulpwood as tree-length logs)
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10% secondary residues (sawmill residuals)
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7% bottomland hardwood, 7% mill residues, 60% hardwood/pine, 23% pine, 3% upland hardwood
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99% non-industrial, 1% industrial
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Volume-based supply contracts with 80 wood dealers sourcing from 35 to 40 sawmill
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6
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500,000–600,000
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80% primary fiber (58% of total is pulpwood size roundwood as tree-length logs and 22% of total is in-woods chips)
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20% secondary residuals (sawmill residuals)
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2% bottomland forests, 3% pine/hardwood, 30% pine, 7% upland hardwood
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99% non-industrial, 1% industrial
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Volume-based supply contracts with 80 wood dealers sourcing from 35 to 40 sawmill
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7
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400,000–500,000
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70% primary fiber (pulpwood size roundwood as tree-length logs), 10% harvest residuals
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20% secondary residuals (sawmill residuals)
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100% pine
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50% non-industrial, 40% industrial, 10% public
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40% with landowners, 20–30% from wood dealers. The remainder is from sawmills and/or in-woods chips
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8
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400,000–500,000
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70% primary fiber (pulpwood size roundwood as tree-length logs), 10% harvest residuals
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20% secondary residuals (sawmill residuals)
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100% pine
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Non-industrial, 40% industrial, 10% public
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40% with landowners 20–30% from wood dealers. The remainder is from sawmills and/or in-woods chips
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9
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400,000–500,000
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20% primary fiber (pulpwood size roundwood as tree-length logs)
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80% residuals
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+ 90% pine, ~ 10% hardwood
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85% non-industrial, 12% industrial, 3% public
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100% from wood dealers
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10
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200,000–300,000
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Roundwood (respondent considers roundwood a residual when it comes from thinnings), harvest residuals
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100% secondary residuals from wood processing facilities
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Pine and mixed pine/hardwood
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Vertically integrated sourcing primarily from company owned lands, other private lands, and occasionally public
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Does not source from wood dealers, primarily because independent wood dealers do not have chain of custody
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11
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100,000–200,000
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–
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100% secondary residuals from wood processing facilities
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Pine, upland hardwood/pine
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70% non-industrial, 25% industrial, 5% public
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60 sawmills, 10 non-sawmill secondary processors. None of the supply is under long-term contracts.
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12
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200,000–300,000
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50% primary fiber (pulpwood size roundwood as tree-length logs).
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50% secondary residuals (sawmill residuals)
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Pine, upland hardwood/pine
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70% non-industrial, 25% industrial, 5% public
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60 sawmills, 10 non-sawmill secondary processors. None of the supply is under long-term contracts
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13
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100,000–200,000
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–
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100% secondary residuals from wood processing facilities
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Pine, upland hardwood/pine
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70% non-industrial, 25% industrial, 5% public
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60 sawmills, 10 non-sawmill secondary processors. None of the supply is under long-term contracts
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14
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50,000–100,000
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–
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100% secondary residuals from wood processing facilities
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Pine, upland hardwood/pine
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70% non-industrial, 25% industrial, 5% public
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Sawmills and non-sawmill secondary processors from a multi-state area
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15
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100,000–200,000
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–
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100% secondary residuals from wood processing facilities
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Pine, upland hardwood/pine
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70% non-industrial, 25% industrial, 5% public
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Sawmills and non-sawmill secondary processors from a multi-state area
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16
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500,000–600,000
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80% pulpwood size roundwood as tree-length logs; 20% tree tops from pine plantations
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–
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100% pine
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100% industrial
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100% under contract with a single landowner
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17
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700,000–800,000
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Primary fiber (pulpwood size roundwood as tree-length logs and in-woods chips)
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Secondary residuals (sawmill residuals)
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92% pine, 8% hardwood
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30% industrial, 70% non-industrial
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32 sawmills, in-woods chips from 3 wood dealers, tree-length roundwood under contract with 3 industrial landowners, secondary residuals from 45 wood dealers
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