Virginia Harvesting Overview and Update on VT Forest Operations Projects
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1 Virginia Harvesting Overview and Update on VT Forest Operations Projects Scott Barrett Extension Specialist - Forest Operations Virginia Tech Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation College of Natural Resources and Environment
2 Update on the SHARP Logger Program Andrew Vinson working as an Extension Associate With 1/1/18 SHARP Logger renewals we will now be enforcing the SHARP Logger Update Requirement Enacted in early 2015, with the primary goal of ensuring that everyone had a BMP update at least once every 3 years
3 SHARP Logger Required Update Three hour (3 CE credit) class BMP Refresher Logging Safety Refresher Other relevant topics (sometimes issues that are regionally relevant) 291 still need required class Offered this afternoon 11 other update classes planned this year Buena Vista, Buckingham, Caroline, Halifax, Galax, Martinsville, Clifton Forge, Alberta, Pattonsville, Franklin, New Kent
4 Regional Harvest Characteristics Student class project Worked in cooperation with the VDOF to analyze harvest notification data across VA We all know harvests vary across Virginia, but there is not a lot of data available VDOF harvest notification data is one of the best sources
5 Regional Harvest Characteristics Looked at harvests over a 1 year period (July 2015-July 2016) Total of 5,169 harvests 4,539 > 5 acres 230,775 acres Analyzed harvests by region using the data available with the notifications
6 Lee Wise Scott Dickenson Washington Russell Buchanan Tazewell Smyth Grayson Bland Wythe Carroll Giles Pulaski Montgomery Floyd Patrick Craig Roanoke Franklin Henry Pittsylvania Bedford Botetourt Alleghany Bath Rockbridge Amherst Campbell Halifax Mecklenburg Charlotte Appomattox Buckingham Nelson Augusta Highland Rockingham Albemarle Fluvanna Greene Orange Louisa Madison Page Shenandoah Frederick Clarke Warren Culpeper Rappahannock Fauquier Loudon Fairfax Prince William Stafford Spotsylvania Caroline King George Hanover Lunenburg Suffolk Surry Prince Edward Nottoway Amelia Powhatan Dinwiddie Prince George Chesterfield Hampton Portsmouth
7 Regional Harvest Characteristics Area (acres) harvested by region Average tract size (acres)
8 Area (acres) harvested per logging business by region Area harvested by top 10 logging businesses in each region
9 Total acres harvested by region for the top, middle, and lower 1/3 of logging businesses when grouped by acres harvested per business.
10 How do VLA Members Compare to Others? Used the same data set as the other harvest data Logger information based on VDOF NAID List of all loggers from harvest notification was compared to list of VLA members 22% of loggers that had notified VDOF of a harvest during the 1 year period were VLA members
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12 Area Harvested by VLA Members
13 VLA member businesses on average are larger and more productive (acres harvested) and accounted for almost 2/3 of all acres harvested in Virginia. But what about BMP implementation scores?
14 BMP Implementation and VLA Members The harvest notification data doesn t have a BMP score We had to go to a different data set to answer that question VDOF BMP audits are a sample of BMP implementation (240 tracts/ year) and they provide a score
15 BMP Implementation and VLA Members VDOF agreed to provide the audit data for two years (480 tracts) for comparison to VLA Member list, Andrew Vinson analyzed the data 243/480 Tracts harvested by VLA Members (50.6%) Good sample - (48% of all notifications from VLA members)
16 So How Does BMP Implementation of VLA Members Compare to Non-Members? Well There s good news! There s maybe bad news But the bad news is actually pretty good news
17 The Good News BMP implementation scores are significantly higher for VLA members than non-members
18 The Bad News They are not a whole lot higher. Non-members average was 90.13% VLA Members average was 93.24%
19 The Bad News is Actually Pretty Good News BMP Implementation by both groups is good! There s not a whole lot of room to be a whole lot better than average A testament to the hard work, planning and financial commitment that loggers make to protect water quality in the Commonwealth On average, over 90% of all applicable BMPs were installed appropriately
20 Update on Other VA Tech Forest Operations Projects TEAM SAFE Trucking research project Neila Cole will be graduating in May BMP upgrades at stream crossings Chandler Dangle will be graduating in May We will be hosting the COFE Meeting in Williamsburg in 2018
21 41 st Annual Meeting July 15-18, 2018 Williamsburg, Virginia Williamsburg Lodge
22 Hosts and Sponsors Virginia Tech Department of Forest Resources & Environmental Conservation Forest Operations and Business Research Cooperative Enviva Biomass Signature Sponsor Host of field trip Sponsor of themed tavern dinner
23 Thanks! Publications can be found at Scott Barrett Extension Specialist - Forest Operations Virginia Tech sbarrett@vt.edu Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation College of Natural Resources and Environment
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