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ABS Species List Use Codes
... Bambusa multiplex cvs., Guadua spp., Otatea spp., Phyllostachys spp., Pleioblastus spp. A2 farm tool handles; Otatea spp., Bambusa dissimulator, B. nutans, B. tuldoides, B. tulda. A3 corrals; ... B. ventricosa, Gigantochloa atroviolacea, Phyllostachys aurea, P. heterocycla, P. nigra, Pseudosasa amabilis. C15 handles for doors, windows, cabinetry (crooked sections of poles are often preferred); Bambusa ...
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Issue #31 of Backwoods Home Magazine -- the place for self-reliance
... gravity flow water system Women and kids build a straw bale wall Make your own tool handles Homeschooling Homeschool your kids using apprenticeships How to earn your college degree outside of the ...
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Amelanchier arborea, Serviceberry
... services, hence the name serviceberry or sarvis berry. Economic uses: serviceberry is occasionally made into tool handles. Wildlife benefits: serviceberries are eaten by numerous bird species, including mockingbirds, cardinals, cedar waxwings, towhees ...
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Carya alba, Carya tomentosa, mockernut hickory
... for wildlife, especially squirrels. The wood is hard, heavy, and strong and is used for tool handles, ladders, and other specialty items. This and other hickories are used for barbecue and other ...
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Beech
... was used to make water wheels in Colonial times. The wood is also used for tool handles, chairs, cuttings boards, and for making charcoal. The beech genera is a small one, comprised ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 1(4) 1982
... once-prevalent quality timber will lead to re-development of viable industries in veneers, furniture, tool handles, etc., their planting will contribute to conservation, erosion control, wildlife management and recreational facilities, the ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 2(2) 1983
... 120 6800 Hank Jones Irony of the Month A local firm (Lee Valley Tools) sells tool handles made from hickory - imported from Tennessee. A local member, Pierre Séguin, president of Les Entreprises ...
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Floridata: Carpinus caroliniana
... used to make bowls and dishes because it does not crack or split, and for tool handles and mallets. It is not important commercially though, because the trees are so small. American ...
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Floridata: Ostrya virginiana
... . The wood is close-grained, extremely heavy and very hard, and used for fence posts, tool handles and mallets. The Lakota people made bows from the wood of eastern hophornbeam. The tree ...
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Fraxinus quadrangulata
... ash, the wood of blue ash is commercially used for a variety of products including tool handles and furniture. Quadrangulata means four-angled in Latin, also in reference to the unique four ...
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