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sustained yield

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sustained yield [sə′stānd ′yēld]
(biology)
In a biological resource such as timber or grain, the replacement of a harvest yield by growth or reproduction before another harvest occurs.


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State forests, which the Montana DNRC manages in support of school trusts, have been operating with a sustained yield harvest target since 1995 (Figure 2).
be utilized, developed and maintained on the sustained yield principle," making Alaska the first and only state in the U.
In the 275,000-acre El Rito Ranger District, the proposal would: u reopen two miles to vehicle use; u delineate eight miles of roadbeds for access around Valle Grande Peak and Spring Creek/ Vallecitos Federal Sustained Yield Unit; u designate a 300-foot corridor on six miles of roads near Forest Road 559 and Forest Road 20 for campers and hunters; and u designate 150-foot access corridor along 313 miles.
 
 
 
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