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2010 Minnesota Community Preparedness Workshops
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Components Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Ash Tree Removals Wood Utilization Tree Replacement Insecticide Treatments
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Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Importance In order to manage a resource you need to know: -What you have -Where its is -What condition is it in
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Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Types Complete Sample Quick survey of just ash
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Types Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Stratified random sampling: grid streets, curved streets, and downtown Maximum 2,300 trees to sample Estimated 120 person-hours in the field
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Assessment Determine the condition and the potential nuisance of a tree Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Can be used to determine pre- emptive removal of: Targeted trees Near walkways Near play areas Competing with other desirable trees Future construction planning Risk Trees
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Components Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Ash Tree Removals Wood Utilization Tree Replacement Insecticide Treatments
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Ash Tree Removals Plan and Prioritize Targeted removals Proactive removals Reactive removals Quotes or estimates on cost of removals
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Ash Tree Removals Resources Determine if work will be done internally or contracted If contracted out, consider using qualified contractors
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Ash Tree Removals Work done internally---Factors to consider
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Ash Tree Removals Quotes or estimates on cost of removal
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Components Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Ash Tree Removals Tree Replacement Insecticide Treatments Wood Utilization
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Factors to Consider Markets Contracts Wood collection yards Cooperative ventures Expected volumes Tree quality Local use
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Potential Markets Fuel Firewood Biomass Mulch Sawlogs Pulpwood Wood Utilization Markets
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Wood Utilization Markets Explore Markets Woody Biomass Energy Facilities http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/forestr y/um/biomass/index.html
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Explore Markets Wood Utilization Markets
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Wood Utilization Markets Explore Markets Minneapolis Biomass Exchange www.mbioex.com/ Example of Posting Select
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Wood Utilization Markets Explore Markets Minnesota Materials Exchange www.mnexchange.org/index.htm Example Posting Search by wanted or post as available Category County
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Explore Contracts Wood Utilization Contracts
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Wood Collection Yards Wood Utilization Wood Collection Yards
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Cooperative Ventures Wood Utilization Cooperative Ventures
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Expected Volumes Based on tree inventory data Wood Utilization Expectations
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Tree Quality, value and bucking specs Wood Utilization Quality/Marketability www.ces.purdue.edu/extmedia/fnr/fnr-190.pdf Figure 2. Maximizing lumber value through proper log bucking.
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Local Use Park benches Picnic tables Landscape timber Other Wood Utilization Local Use Memorial benches made from shammel ash that is removed from city streets and milled by city crews. Photo by Cindy McCall, reprinted from Bodzin 1998, http://na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/m isc/utilizingmunitrees/Municipali ties.htm
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Local Use Wood Utilization Local Use www.risingfromashes.org/
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Examples of Local Use Wood Utilization Local Use Traverwood Branch Library in Ann Arbor Michigan
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If you are located in a quarantined county, be familiar with the EAB Quarantine For more information contact: Intrastate Movement Arrest the Pest Hotline 651-201-6684 (Metro) or 1-888-545-6684(Greater MN) Interstate Movement United States Department of Agriculture Plant Protection and Quarantine 612-725-1722
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Components Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Ash Tree Removals Tree Replacement Insecticide Treatments Wood Utilization
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Tree Replacement Diversity
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Tree Replacement Species to use U of MN Recommended Trees
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Tree Replacement Species to use U of MN Recommended Trees
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Tree Replacement Species to Use Mn/DOT Plant Selector
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Tree Replacement Locations
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Tree Replacement Stock Specifications
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Tree Replacement Planting Instructions and Future Care Information
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Tree Replacement Quotes or estimates on cost of replacement
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Tree Replacement Sharing of Resources
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Components Ash Tree Inventory and Assessment Ash Tree Removals Tree Replacement Insecticide Treatments Wood Utilization
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Insecticide Treatments Research Available
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Insecticide Treatments Options
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Insecticide Treatments
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Incorporate info about cost calculator
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