Bureau of Business and Economic Research OMB No. 0596-0010
Gallagher Business Building, Room 231 Expires XX-XX-XXXX
The University of Montana
Missoula, Montana 59812-6840
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Forest Industries Data Collection System
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
The objective of this survey is to collect and compile basic data on the source and volume of raw materials used by the forest products industry in (STATE) and the volumes and types of finished wood products produced in the state. Figures from individual firms will be held strictly confidential. Only summarized data for the industry and for geographic areas will be made available. This report is authorized by Public Law 98‑378. While you are not required to respond, your cooperation is needed to make the results of this study comprehensive, accurate, and timely.
Please fill out the attached questionnaire as completely and accurately as you can. Some of the items may not apply to your firm's operations. In that case, please proceed to the next item.
If you have questions concerning the completion of this questionnaire, please call toll free to Todd Morgan or ____________, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, 1-877-700-2237, for assistance.
When you have completed the questionnaire, please mail the questionnaire in the enclosed postage‑paid reply envelope to the Bureau of Business and Economic Research, or fax to (406) 243-2086.
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance. You will be mailed a report when it is complete.
Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 22 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to Department of Agriculture, Clearance Officer, OIRM, Room 404-W. Washington, DC 20250; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (OMB# 0596-0010), Washington, DC 20503.
1. Was this facility active in Year ? □ YES □ NO
Contact Name: __________________________ Email / web site ________________________________
Plant Name _________________________________________________________________ Phone ______________
Mailing Address _____________________________________________________________ County ______________
Physical Address ______________________________________________________________________________
3. What type of mill or facility is this? □ Sawmill □ Post and pole □ Plywood □ House log □ Utility pole □ Pulp/Board □Bark/Mulch □ Biomass □ Cedar products □ Other (specify type)__________________
4. How many days did it operate in? _____ ______ 5. If facility is a sawmill is it: □ Large log □ Small log
5. How many employees: Production _______________ Administration / support _______________
6. If Post & Pole, what is the avg. piece size? 7. If house log, how are logs processed
POST __________ POLE __________ □ Machine □ Sawn □ Hand
8. What was the volume of your finished products? _____________ □ MBF □ LF □ SQ
□ BDU(T) □ Tons (green, dry) □ Pieces □ Cants Trucks: □ Log □ Dump □ Chip □ Small
□ Other(specify) __________ -OR-
□ 1 to 10 MBF □ 10 to 50 MBF □ 50 to 100 MBF □ 100 to 500 MBF □ 500 to 1 MMBF □ 1 to 10 MMBF □ 10 to 50 MMBF □ More than 50 MMBF
9. What was your total sales value ? ___________ Do you know the breakdown by product?(IF “NO” MOVE TO 10)
Product Type
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Volume or % of total |
Total Sales Value or percent of total |
Product Type
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Volume or % of total |
Total Sales Value or percent of total |
Dimension Lumber |
____________ MBF |
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Firewood |
____________ Cords |
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Board & Shop Lumber |
____________ MBF |
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House Logs/Log Homes |
__________Lineal Ft. |
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Timbers |
____________ MBF |
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Utility Poles |
____________ Pieces |
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Railroad Ties |
____________ MBF |
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Posts & Poles |
____________ Pieces |
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Plywood |
__________ MSF 3/8” |
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Pulp |
____________ Tons |
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Veneer |
__________MSF 3/8” |
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Other |
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10. What percentage was sold in State ? __________ Where was the rest sold? __________________________
11. What is the maximum annual production capability of the mill? ____________________
(OVER)
12. What was the total volume of raw material you received? __________ □ MBF □ LF
□ SQ □ BDU (T) □ Tons (green, dry) □ Pieces □ Cants Trucks: □ Log □ Dump □ Chip □ Small □ Other (specify) ______________ - OR-
□ Less than 10 MBF □ Less than 50 MBF □ Less than 100 MBF □ Less than 1 MMBF □ Less than 10 MMBF □ Less than 50 MMBF □ More than 50 MMBF
13. Do you know where the material came from? (IF “NO” MOVE TO 14)
Volume or % of total
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What State and County (for non-U.S. logs list country of origin) |
What Ownership |
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14. What were the primary species used and percentage of total?
SPECIES ______________ ______________ ______________ _____________ ______________ ___________
LIVE _____________ % ____________ % _____________ % ____________ % _____________ % _________ %
DEAD _____________ % ____________ % _____________ % ____________ % _____________ % _________ %
What percent of your inputs had a small end diameter? _____<4” ______ 4-7” ______7-10” ______10-24” ______>24”
15. What was the sales value for the residues? ______________
16. How much residue did you produce? ________________ UNIT: □ BDU(T)s □ Tons ( green, dry )
□ Yards3 Trucks: □ Log □ Dump □ Chip □ Small □Other (specify) __________
17. Do you know the breakdown by residue type?
Product Type |
Amount (or % total) |
Sales value (or % of total) |
Used for? |
Product Type |
Amount (or % total) |
Sales value (or % of total) |
Used for? |
Chips |
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Planer Shavings |
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Slabs, edging, & trim |
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Bark |
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Sawdust |
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Other |
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Thank you for your cooperation.
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