| Who
we are |
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are a non-government organization composed of all private woodlot owners
and wood producers in York, Sunbury and Charlotte (YSC) counties in New
Brunswick. We were established to market forest products harvested on 730,000
acres of private land and to offer support and service to the 6,600 woodlot
owners and the 800 wood producers of this region. We negotiate and contract
with various wood using companies to establish wood prices, volumes and
delivery schedules on behalf of our members. Although the organization
is involved in forest management and a program to determine long-term wood
supply, we can not tell any woodlot owner whether or not they can cut,
nor whom they can sell their wood to. |
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Who
directs YSC?
The Marketing
Board is guided by a Board of 23 elected Directors representing 11 districts.
These Directors are elected by the members of their district at annual
district meetings. The term of office for each director is 3 years with
a maximum of 2 successive terms. Each Director is responsible for conveying
to the board the views and concerns of the woodlot owners and wood producers
in their district and communicating Board policies to his constituents. |
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What
services do we offer?
In addition
to marketing forest products and locating spezialized markets, the organization
offers many sefvices, such as: Advice from staff forestry professionals
on site, Analysis of trends and directions in forest industry, General
information on selling, stumpage and trucking, etc., An informative newsletter
cirulated among active members. |
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What
about forest Management?
the organization
is very committed to encouraging improved management of private woodlots.
It supports this committment by reserving a portion of its volume for wood
harvesting from managed woodlots, as well as delivering several other management
support services such as:
Woodlot Assessment
Management
Plan recommendations
Thinning or
spacing of young trees, including pre-commercial, non-merchantable and
semi-commercial thinning.
Other improvement
type harvests such as shelterwood, release cut, and crop tree release
tree planting,
site preparation and mechanical or manual control of competing vegetation
in plantations |
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