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VOLUME XXV , I S SUE 3 AUGUST 2 0 16
TimberTimes
PartnersforHealthyForests
The Colorado Timber Industry Association (CTIA) is an association of small,family-owned businesses committed to logging, processing and performingservicework in the forests of Colorado. Weare exceptionalpartners to thepublic and private stewards of our valuable and beautiful forests. Weembrace Best Management Practices (BMPs) and sustainable forestry. Tomeetthesevalues,wehostannualcontinuingeducationclassesonBMPsandconductfieldauditstodemonstrateouraccountabilitytohighquality,activemanagementdesignedtopromotelongtermforesthealth.
SPECIALPOINTSOFINTEREST:
ü President’sMessageP.1
ü ColoradoTimberIndustryFactoidsP.2
ü AnnualMeeting/LoggersEdP.3
ü CongressP.5ü FSAccompsP.6ü Forestry
EquipmentTaxesP.8
ü MemberSpotlightP.10
ü SponsorsP.14
President’sMessageHelloCTIA!!WOW!WasthatnotanintenseannualmeetingwehadwithSAFthisyear?ThereweremanytalksonthingsIhaveneverthoughtofintheforestbutIamgladtherearethoseprofessionalswhopayattentiontothatdetail!IwasveryimpressedonoursafetymeetingattendanceandparticipationsoIcommendallofyou.Wealsohadgreatinputinourbusinessmeetingsokeepitgoing.Thanksagainforyourparticipation.InJuneIattendedameetingattheFSregionalofficeinDenvertomeetwithSteveLohr(JacqueBuchanan'sreplacement).Themeetingcoveredmanythingsfromproductmix,contractmix,efficiencies,VegmanagementandFY2017outlook.Oh,don'tforgettheLynxdiscussion!Overall,itwasaverylivelymeetingtosaytheleast.TherewasapushtohavetheRegionalOfficepressureeachforesttoputmoretimberout.ThemeetingendedupbeinganiceintroductiontoSteveLohr.NowIwouldliketoremindeveryonehowimportantitistoincreaseourlistoffolkstohelpwithourcause.IbelievewithgreaternumberswehaveaLOUDERVOICEintheindustry.Pleasekeeppushingfornewmembersandpleasekeepbeingsafe.Thankyouall.
DanCasey
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POBox32Delta,[email protected]
DIRECTOR:TomTroxel
PRESIDENT:DanCasey
VICE-PRESIDENT:CarlSpaulding
SECRETARY:NormBirtcher
TREASURER:EricSorenson
BOARDOFDIRECTORS
District1
JoePittingtonCJPittington
District2
PerryBrandtEricSorenson
District3
NormBirtcher
District4MarkMorganDanCasey
District5MichaelRueRonPleasant
AtLarge
RickLeonardMarkWagstrom
TREEFARMLIASON
MarkMorgan
NEWSLETTER&GOV’TAFFAIRSMollyPitts
COLORADOTIMBERINDUSTRYFACTOIDSFollowingareseveralinterestingexcerptsfromanewpublicationtitled“TheFourCornersTimberHarvestandForestProductsIndustry,2012”:
• Coloradohas10.8millionacresofnonreservedtimberland;thenationalforestsmakeup70%ofthoseacres.
• In2012,standingsawtimbervolumeontimberlandswasabout68.7bbf.Commercialtimberharvestwas82.1mmbf.Thatmeansharvestwasabout.1%ofstandingsawtimbervolume.
• 67%of2012timberharvestinColoradowasfromthenationalforests.
• Thecountywiththehighestpercentageof2012ColoradotimberharvestwasGrandCounty,at24%.TellerCountywas#2,at12%.
• 50%of2012Coloradotimberharvestwaslodgepolepine.Sprucewasnext,at19%.
• 98.7%ofthetimberharvestedinColoradoin2012wasprocessedinColorado.
• In2012,Colorado’sforestproductsindustryconsistedof58manufacturersin25counties.31weresawmills,12werehouselogsandloghomes,and15were“other”,includingexcelsior,fuelpellets,posts,poles,logfurniture,andbiomass/energy.
• Sawmillcapacitywas176.3mmbf.Sawmillproductionwas95.4mmbf,utilizing54%oflumberproductioncapacity.
• SalesfromColoradoprimaryforestproductsindustryduring2012totaled$91million.
• About2,015workerswereemployedinprimaryjobsharvestingandprocessingtimberorinprivatesectorlandmanagementduring2012.Another4,650workerswereinColorado’ssecondaryforestproductsindustry.
Ifyou’reinterestedinallthedetails,hereisalinktotheon-lineversionofthereport.Or,ifyou’dlikeahardcopy,letTomknowandhewillmailonetoyou.
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ANNUALMEETING/LOGGERSEDByTomTroxel
The2016CTIAAnnualMeetingandLoggerContinuingEducationwereheldinconjunctionwiththeCO-WYSocietyofAmericanForesters,similartoourmeetingsandcontinuingeducationprogramin2015.ThishasturnedouttobeanexcellentpartnershipwiththeSocietyofAmericanForesters,withattendeesgettingthebenefitofanexcellentslateofexpertsintheirfields,includingFireBehaviorEffectsfromBeetleEpidemics,StreamCorridors,ClimateChange,AdaptiveManagement,andWoodUtilization.Therewere44CTIAattendeessignedupforLoggerContinuingEducationcredit.WehaveupdatedthetrainingrecordsforallCTIAattendees.Foranyonewhowouldlikeacopyoftheirloggercontinuingeducationrecords,thoseareavailablebysendinganemailtoDebReubatdeb_reub@hills.net.TherewasaquestionattheAnnualMeetingabouthowCTIAmemberscouldmakeupLoggerContinuingEducationcreditsiftheymissedtheannualprogram.TheansweristhattheBoardoftheCentralRockiesSustainableForestryEducationProgramhasagreedtogivecreditforalternateprogramsincludingprogramsinotherstates,onlineprograms,communityeducationprogramsrelatedtoforestrysuchascomputerorbusinesscourses,orrelevantself-study.FeelfreetocalloremailTomTroxelatt_troxel@hills.netifyouhaveanyquestions.23CTIAmembersandguestsattendedtheAnnualMeeting.OneoftheimportantdiscussionswasaboutCTIAmembership.AsoftheAnnualMeeting,therewere29paidmembersand8paidassociatemembers,withHonnenEquipmentandTitanMachineryournewassociatemembers;itwasespeciallynicetoseeTitanMachinerybringa620EskidderandaBarko930BmulcherwithaSeppimulchingheadandtoseemanyCTIAandSAFmemberslookingatthenewequipment.TroxelsaidheandPittswouldappreciateandfollow-uponanyleadsforpotentialnewCTIAmembers.
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TomTroxelacceptinganawardfromtheAmericanTreeFarmSystem,Celebrating75YearsofExcellence.TheawardwastoIFA/CTIAasaValuedStewardshipPartner.
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CONGRESS
FY2017Appropriations-OntheAppropriationsfront,AppropriationsCommitteefundingforForestProductsLineItemisupby$25millionintheHouseand$10millionintheSenate.TheHousestatedanexpectationfor4.0bbfprogram.R2isnotincludedinexpandedIRRinSenate.Rightnow,it’sanybody’sguessonwhenCongressdealswithAppropriations.
FireFunding–There’sbeenalotoftalkandcommotionaboutfirefunding,butnobodyhascompletelyaddressedtheissueyet;IFAandCTIAjustsigned-onto(another)firefundingletter.Theproblemistwo-fold:
A. FSbudgetsarebasedona10-yearrollingaverageoffiresuppressioncosts.Asfiresuppressioncostshaveincreased,firefundinghasincreasedfrom13%oftheFSbudgetinFY1991toover50%oftheFSbudgetinFY2015.Thisreducesavailablefundingtoallotherresourceprograms,includingproactiveforestmanagement,recreation,wildlife,specialuses,etc.,etc.,etc.
B. Whenactualfiresuppressioncostsexceedthefiresuppressionbudget,theFSisforcedto“borrow”fundsfromotherresourceprograms.TheFShadto“borrow”about$700millioninFY2015.“Fireborrowing”withdrawsfundingfromprojectimplementation,disruptsallFSprograms,anddistractsfromon-the-groundprogramimplementation.
Congressappearstohave(atleast)fourpathwaystodealwithfirefunding–1)theObamabudgetproposal/bipartisanbills,2)theHousebill,nowincludedwiththeEnergybillconferencecommittee,3)Senatebipartisanbill,and4)appropriations.ThegoodnewsisthatalloftheColoradoCongressionaldelegatesaresupportingfirefunding.IfyouhaveachancetomeetwithanyofyourCongressionalrepresentativesduringtheAugustrecess,pleasethankthemfortheirsupportandremindthemofCTIA3-prongedapproachPosition:AllofourColoradodelegationunderstandtheproblemandhavesupportedgettingthisdone–wejustneedthemtokeeppushing.TherearelotsofwaysCongresscansolvetheproblem.What’sreallyimportantisthatCongressfinallygetsthisacrossthefinishline.Legislationshould1)stop,andreverse,thetrendtoahigherandhigherpercentageoftheFS’sbudgetdevotedtofiresuppressioncosts,2)eliminateneedfor“fireborrowing”,and3)increasefundsforproactiveforestmanagementthatwillreducethepotentialforcatastrophicfires.
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FORESTPLANREVISION/LYNX
Aswe’vediscussedinthisnewsletterforyears,thelynxmanagementdirectionthattheForestServiceamendedintoforestplanshashad,andwillhave,significant,long-termdetrimentaleffectsonthenationalforestsinColorado.TheForestServicecommittedto“reviewandreconsider”forestplanlynxdirectionwheneachofthecurrentforestplansisrevised.AtoppriorityforbothIFAandCTIAistoensurethattheForestServiceactuallyfollows-throughonthatcommitment.SomeofthedetailedissuestheForestServiceneedstoanalyzeare:
• EffectoftheColoradoRoadlessRuleonlynxhabitat• Thepercentageoflynxhabitataffectedbytimberharvestandprecommercialthinning• ThesignificanceofColorado’slynxpopulationtowardrecoveryoflynx• Techniquestominimizeadverseeffectsofprecommercialthinningonsnowshoehares• Criteriaformappinglynxhabitat,andtheneedtoallowpublicreviewandcomment• Whataboutprioritizingsomelynxhabitatandgivinglessprioritytootherlynxhabitat
WeencourageallCTIAmemberstoparticipateintheforestplanrevisionsonthisandotherimportantissues.
FORESTSERVICEFY20163RDQUARTERACCOMPLISHMENTS
FOREST SOLD TARGET %ACCOMPLISHMENT
GMUG 25,459 70,000 36%
MED/BOWROUTT 42,741 105,000 41%
RIOGRANDE 34,706 42,000 83%
ARAPAHOE/ROOSEVELT 12.394 36,300 34%
SANJUAN 13,254 30,100 44%
WHITERIVER 1,470 40,000 4%
GRANDTOTAL 130,114 323,400 .04023%
****AccordingtoRegion2TimberProgramManagerSharonPaul,allForestsanticipatemeetingorexceedingtheirFY16targets.
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SAFETYEMAILSSafetyisaPrimaryFocusfortheColoradoTimberIndustryAssociationandtherefore,eachmonthyouwillreceiveasafetyemailthatcoverstopicsrelevanttobothmanufacturingandlogging.IfyoufindaninterestingarticleoranOSHArelatedissue,pleaseletMollyknowatcoloradopitts@gmail.comandshewillbesuretoincludeitthenextmonth.
Let’sbesmart!SafetyFirst!
DanJiron,RegionalForesterfortheRockyMountainRegion,hasbeenpromotedtoAssociateChief,whichissecond-in-commandfortheentireForestService.DuringhistenureasRegionalForester,Danwasverysupportiveofforestproductscompanies,ruralcommunities,andforestmanagement.InhisfirstyearasRegionalForester,Dantooktimetopersonallyattendthe2012CTIAAnnualMeetinganddiscussforestmanagementandtimberindustryissuesandconcerns.CTIAwishesDanallthebestinhisnewassignment.
ExcellentArticle……..“BlowingSmokeaboutForestThinning”byPeterKolbhttp://missoulian.com/news/opinion/columnists/blowing-smoke-about-forest-thinning/article_3c996697-a184-5608-b498-7210a9631dcc.htmlVeryWellDoneVideo…….“UnacceptableRisk–FightersontheFrontLinesofClimateChange”ProducedbyTheStoryGrouphttps://vimeo.com/117534959
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FORESTRYEQUIPMENTTAXES
AttheAnnualMeeting,thequestionwasraisedaboutexemptionsontaxesonforestryequipment.Followingthemeeting,Tomsentoutinformationincluding:
• AffidavitforColoradoSalesTaxExemptionforFarmEquipment• ColoradoDepartmentofRevenueFYI–Sales75FarmEquipmentExemption• TwopagesfromSB10-177• March6,2012ResearchMemotoSenatorGailSchwartz.
Ifyouneedthisinformation,pleasecontactMollyandshecansendityourway.Also,DaveDoddhashelpedseveralCTIAmemberswiththisprocess.
UPCOMINGEVENTS
FTPCMEETING
• DENVER• OCTOBER25-26(Seedetailsbelow)
IFAANNUALMEETING/POLICYCOMMITTEEMEETINGWITHTHEFS
• DENVER• NOVEMBER16-17(Detailswillbeavailablesoon)
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FEDERALTIMBERPURCHASERSCOMMITTEEMEETINGComingsoontoDenver…October25-26
TheFallFTPCmeetingwillbeheldattheDoubleTreebyHiltonDenverat3203QuebecStreet,Denver,Colorado.ThehotelisontheeastsideofDenver,16milesfromDenverInternationalAirport,6milesfromdowntownDenver,andclosetolotsofrestaurants,etc.Themeetingscheduleis:
• October25,8:00amto5:00pm–ForestServicePre-meeting(lunchonyourown)• October25,10:00amto5:00pm-FTPCPre-meeting(lunchonyourown)• October25,5:00pmto7:00pm–JointReception(dinneronyourown)• October26,8:30amto3:00pm–Agency/FTPCJointMeeting(lunchprovided)
Hotelroomsare$139/night.Followingarethedetailsandlinksoyoucanmakeyourroom
reservations:Yourwebpageaddressis:FederalTimberPurchasersCommitteeReservationsLinkGroupName:
FTPC-FederalTimberPurchasersCommittee
GroupCode: FTPCheck-in: 22-OCT-2016Check-out: 29-OCT-2016HotelName: DoubleTreebyHiltonHotelDenverHotelAddress: 3203QuebecStreet Denver,Colorado 80207PhoneNumber: 303-321-3333
RoomreservationsmustbemadebySeptember26,2016toreceivethegrouprate.Otherdetails:
• shuttlebusto/fromDenverInternationalAirportevery30minutes(Westside,Door508attheairport)
• shuttlebusto/fromQuebecSquare/NorthfieldMall(includingBassProShop)everyhourfrom3:00pmto10:20pm
• thegrouproomrateisgood3dayspriorand3daysafterthemeetingBelowistheRSVPform.PleasefillthatoutandsendtoMichelle,with payment,bySeptember30,2016.
Theagendawillbecomingoutshortly…
Localpurchasersandloggersarealwayswelcome.Comelearnmoreabouttheimportantworkthisgroupdoestohelpyoubesuccessful!
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MemberSpotlightTrincheraRanch
ByMollyPittsTrincheraRanchisCTIA’snewestmember,havingjoinedinMarchof2016.But,asTyRyland(RanchManager)explainedwhenIvisitedwithhimrecently,theyarenotnewtoactiveforestmanagement.TrincheraRanchislocatedintheeasternpartoftheSanLuisValleyandismadeupofapproximately172,000acres,ofwhich93,000acresareforested.TrincheraRanchhasactivelybeenmanagingtheirforestsforawhile,andisprimarilyfocusedonforestrestoration,includingaspenrestoration,forhabitat.AsTystated,“wehaveveryoverstockedforeststhatneedthinningifwewanttostaysustainablelong-term.”Theranchemployeesonefull-timeforester(JamesFischer)andhasonemainlogger–J.T.TimberFalling,ownedbyJimTrumble,whoisalsoaCTIAmember.ForestryoperationsontheranchhavebeenSFI(SustainableForestryInitiative)certified.Asmanyofushaveheardoverthepastfewmonths,Trincheraiscurrentlyintheprocessofbuildingasawmill.WhenIaskedTy,“whynow?”Heexplained,“buildingthesawmillistheculminationof7longyearsofworkingwithaconsultanttodeterminethebestopportunitytoprocessthematerialthatisbeingremovedfromtheranch,withthegoalofbreakingevenontheexistingforestryoperation.”ThesawmillwillbeoperationalinlateOctober/earlyNovember,withfullproductionstartinginJanuaryof2017.Thesawmillwillhaveacapacityof20,000-22,000millionboardfeetannually,withuptohalfofthatmaterialcomingdirectlyfromtheranchitself.Thesawmillwillemployabout45employeesforasingleshiftand70-75oncetheystartadoubleshift,whichlikelywon’thappenfor1-3years.Thesawmillisprimarilybuiltforsmalldiametermaterial(downtoa6”top),butcantakematerialupto25-27inchesindiameter.Giventheadditionalcapacity,Trincheralookstopurchase10,000-15,000millionboardfeetperyearfromoutsidesources.TrincheraRanchisexcitedtobepartofCTIAandislookingforwardtothenetworkingopportunitiesandtheaccesstoresources.
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HealthyForestsHealthyCommunitiesTheColoradoTimberIndustryAssociationcontinuestosupporttheHealthyForestsHealthyCommunitiescoalitionbecauseHFHCisastrongpartnerinbringingattentiontonaturalresourceissuesinColoradoandthroughouttheUS.Currently,HFHCisfocusedonregionalissuesaswewaittofigureouthowthefirefundingissuewillbeaddressedthiscomingyearinCongress.TobetterserveyouandCTIA,pleaseletMollyknowwhenlocalprojectsgetstartedandwhentheForestServiceiscompletingNEPA,soshecanhelpwithwritingandsubmittingeditorials,commentsandActionAlerts.Wehavetobevocalandstandupforforestmanagement!
Formoreinformation:GOTO:www.healthyforests.orgorcallMollyPitts(928)521-9476
Firefighters,WildfireMitigationandWildfirePartnersSaveHomesintheColdSpringsFireByJimWebster(BoulderCo.LandUse)BoulderCounty,Colo.–TheheadlineoftheColdSpringsFirewasproclaimedbyTheMountain-EaronJuly14as“Firefighterswin!”Thesubheadlineofthefireis“Mitigationwinstoo!”Seeinghomesstandinguntouchedbyawildfire—eventhoughtheyaresurroundedbydestroyedstructuresandburnedvegetation—canbesosurrealthatsomepeoplewanttodeclarethesescenesasmiracles.Infact,thesehomesarestillstandingthankstohardwork—performedbyhomeownerscompletingmitigationmeasuresbeforefiresoccurandbyfirefighterssuppressingthefireasitburns.InandaroundtheColdSpringsFireperimeter,thereisalonglistof“saves,”homesthatsurvivedthefire.Allresidentsintheregionareindebtedtothefirefighterswhoprotectedandsavedsomanyhomes.Fromthemitigationperspective,alleightWildfirePartnershomeswithintheburnperimetersurvivedintactaswellasall13homesthatwereconstructedincompliancewiththecounty’swildfiremitigationbuildingcoderequirements.Thefactthatnoneofthesemitigatedhomesweredestroyedisanimportantstorythatneedstobetold.DozensofadditionalWildfirePartnershomeownerswhowereevacuatedreceivedbenefitsfromtheirmitigationworksimplybyknowingthattheyhadactedresponsiblyandpreparedtheirstructuresinadvance.DuringtheColdSpringsFire,firefighterswereabletodostructurepreponanumberofhomesthatwerenotalreadymitigated—tryingtocreatenon-combustiblezonesaroundstructures;movinglargefirewoodpiles,pineneedles,woodmulch,deckfurnitureandotheritemsawayfromhomes;andcuttingdownandlimbingtreesrightupagainststructures.
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Onmanyotherfires,firefightersdonothavethetimetodothiswork.Theirmessageisclear—homeownersneedtotakeresponsibilityandmitigatetheirhomesinadvancewiththeassistanceofprogramslikeWildfirePartners.AccordingtoJayStalnacker,BoulderCounty’sFireManagementOfficer,“Mountainandfoothillshomeownershaveadirectresponsibilitytomaintainandpreparetheirhomesandpropertyforawildfire.Whenhomeownersandgovernmentcancollaborateasacommunitytobothrestorenaturalecosystemsandcreatedefensiblewildfiremitigation,boththeenvironmentandhomeownersbenefit.WildfirePartnersisanexampleofthiseffortandtheresultsareobviousasyoulookatthepostfireeffectsoftheColdSpringsFire.Themitigationcreateddefensiblespaceforfirefighterstosafelyworkinandultimatelyhelpedcreateamorenaturalandhealthylookingforest.”NationalmitigationexpertPatDurlandstressesthat"Homelosstowildfiresisasolvableissue,andprogramslikeWildfirePartnershelpfolksunderstandandacttomakethathappen.It’sNOTamiracleorluck,it’stheprocessofcombustion,andifwemanagethefuels,combustionisinterruptedandwewin!"WildfireMitigationSuccessStoriesWildfirePartnershomeownershavesuccessstoriestotellbecausetheyperformedcomprehensivemitigationthatoftenentailedmanyhoursofhardworkandhundredsofdollarsofexpense.WildfirePartnershomeownersspendanaverageof60hoursand$2,400performingmitigationandreceiveanaverageof$700infinancialassistancefromtheprogram.WildfirePartnersBackgroundLaunchedin1994,WildfirePartnersisacollaborativeinitiativewithmorethan35partnerorganizationsledbyBoulderCounty.TheprogramprovidescriticaltechnicalandfinancialassistancetohelpBoulderCountyhomeownersinthefoothillsandmountainsprepareforwildfire.ItisfundedbyBoulderCounty,a$1.5milliongrantfromtheColoradoDepartmentofNaturalResources,anda$1.125milliongrantfromFEMA.Morethan800homeownersarecurrentlyparticipatingintheprogramwithmorejoiningeveryday.ApplytoWildfirePartnersApplicationsareavailableatwww.WildfirePartners.org.Call303-441-1420oremailinfo@wildfirepartners.orgwithquestions.
Toreadthecompletearticle,visitthefollowinglink:https://content.govdelivery.com/bulletins/gd/COBOULDER-1597ac9?wgt_ref=COBOULDER_WIDGET_3
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DDI Equipment
4600Hwy.50Whitewater,CO81527Phone:(970)399-1100Fax:(970)243-1437
RonandNanTalarico
1150OakhurstDriveBroomfield,CO80020Phone:970-493-1121
IntermountainLumberConsulting
16645BarXRoad
BlackForest,CO80908Phone:719-661-4587
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TITANMACHINERY
644E.BeatonDriveWestFargo,ND58078
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Honnen Equipment Co.
2358 I-70 Frontage Rd.
Grand Junction, CO 81505 Phone: 970-243-7090
Wood Preservatives Randy & Jennifer Gross
336 Clarksley Road Manitou Springs, CO 80829
719-685-0444
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StateHeadquarters970-491-6303
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