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If you've ever wondered how your framing materials transform from trees to lumber, Steve takes a deep dive into the harvesting of these materials in the Timber Capital of the World. Roseburg Forest Products Foresters walk you through their management and comprehensive forest-to-finish vertical integration process. Family owned since 1936, a lot of work, science, and stewardship goes into the Roseburg practices.
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@bothellkenmore Год назад

I appreciate that this company is family owned and has maintained that and they probably would have come around to a sustainable aspect to their operations with young family studying forestry at Oregon or Oregon State Uni's. But the governmental oversight also creates a fair playing field so that companies that may not have the long term vision can't "cut and run" as Tiffany mentioned.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@roseburgforest Год назад

Thank you for making the trek out to Oregon to see where all the magic happens!

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

Thank you for having us!!!!

@eatmorebeef824 Год назад

Great to see this. I was born and raised in Roseburg and my parents worked for Roseburg lumber. Haven't been back to visit in 20 years.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@BrianSmith-lo3mj Год назад

Cut and Re-plant ... I love that Roseburg Forestry does this. I wish that the loggers of the 1880s and 1890s done that.

@BrianSmith-lo3mj Год назад

@@stewartstewartstewart Why would forced regrowth like this be bad for for the environment?

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@lucassitto Год назад

Steve was perfect for this video

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@AnomadAlaska Год назад

The cool thing is think how much better they will be at the industry in another 40 years. They will probably scoff at us here now, but they will benefit from the work we are putting in now.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@Enjoytheinbetween Год назад

Good forest and beer in Oregon!! Visited Roseburg a few years ago, they have a great Brewery called Backside Brewery. Give it a try!!

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@Faithful_Tribe Год назад

Great interviews, Steve. Love your style.

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@jaredeiesland Год назад

As an Oregonian, I am SO thankful for our laws mandating the practices of protecting waterways and replanting. Our state has been and will continue to supply the world lumber for generations and still looks, feels, and smells like a forest.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@don_chuwish Год назад

We’ll done and welcome to the county! Love this info and look forward to more from the production side.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@martinkoenig172 Год назад

Love these tours.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@patrickwalker4159 Год назад

You should of dropped in on Scott Wadsworth from Essential Craftsman. The man is a legend in the Roseburg area! Your show and his are my favourites.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@scorpio6587 Год назад

I love it. Beautiful stuff.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

Thank you buddy - much appreciated

@janismiska Год назад

From seed to house :) It so interesting to see how it`s done!!! Keep it up, hope to see You soon in mill etc. :D

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@danielcarroll5389 Год назад

Sounds like an incredible, sustainable company.

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@johnswieter7707 Год назад

You need to tour the newest plants from Idaho Forest Group. They have the most advanced mills in the world.

@tielkgate Год назад

Great video! Very well done. Keep up the great content.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@jasonmarshall819 Год назад

Great video,great questions and great explanation.

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@doomsdaypreppersofsouthcar9301 Год назад

Great video...

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@scottjarriel6761 Год назад

It's an interesting business model, when you are thinking out 40 years with inventory management.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@pierevojzola9737 Год назад

Hi, just a comment, this is the modern way of “Tree Plantation Management” and should not be compared to forestry. In the plantation system the trees to be planted are grown off site to specifically desired outcomes, saplings are planted in pre-planed spacing close together (400 - 600 a hectare) to get straight growth, pruning of branches is done on schedule, culling of fence post diameter trees is done to thin out the trees according to the the terrain, harvesting is done in 24 to 30 years by machinery that cuts, strips branches and cuts logs to length. In areas not accessible to machines, logging gangs operate on contracts. Logs are stacked and then transported to company sawmills. Out here in NZ this is done with our Radiata Pines (Pinus Radiata). Just to mention a few bits of info I picked up going fishing on the volcanic plateau rivers and talking to other anglers, as you do! Cheers mate. Harera

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@wantsomething3319 Год назад

Thanks Steve, another informative, and interesting video as usual. I'm so loving this series. Jayman...

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@wantsomething3319 Год назад

@@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Thank you for doing it! Jayman...

@WhiskeyDale Год назад

great to see this & I find this absolutely fascinating.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@91NomaD31 Год назад

Riddle Oregon!!!

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@gold94chica Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

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@gonzaloduran23 Год назад

OREGON!!! Love it.

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@gonzaloduran23 Год назад

Thanks for all the content you guys guys provide. Learn a lot form watching your videos and all the content over at the Build show. Would love to connect with you guys in regards to some of your content.

@bobhensley4063 Год назад

Not only do they do sustainable forest, the Ford Family Foundation helps create sustainable communities in Northern California and Southern Oregon, there is alot more to this story.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@stygian22 Год назад

Thanks Steve for the masterclass. As a young architect working on Boston projects, this is invaluable. What are your thoughts on insulating the (boxed) eaves? A builder told me that they had ran into condensation issues at the soffits. And if they spray closed cell within the boxed eaves and rakes, it negates the problem. The roof is typically insulated with closed cell. Wondering if its something that you've encountered and would you recommend it? I notice there's no insulation in your roof details. Thank you 🙏

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

Wath to insulation episode where I walk thru the details

@johnfitzpatrick2469 Год назад

Sustainable forestry: gets Australia's tick of approval 🌲✅

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@tysleight Год назад

Very cool look into lumber! I live in Idaho with lots of managed forest and the only issue I have ever run into is one company/ land owner likes to lock public right of ways with demolishing trails and lawsuits, the big boys seem to be cool with letting people use the land between harvest. I wonder what Roseburg does?

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@skiptheroad Год назад

Stetson, the Sasquatch alarm.

@chihuahuaphil Год назад

You guys didn't go all the way to Roseburg & NOT do some crossover with @essentialcraftsman did you? Tell me you didn't do that!?

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@sshuggi Год назад

I wonder if they do any variety species to help the overall health of the forest, so it's not just a million acre monoculture of Douglas fir. I imagine there's some smart selection of species that like 1-2% loss in land use, but gets greater returns at the 40 year mark because of some beneficial insects/birds or better soil/water retention making better yields. If I was born in the PNW I might have been a forester. It sounds like a fun field, jobs for when you're good at spreadsheets but you like to be out in nature.

@benjaminlee1089 Год назад

It’s unlikely, while we may see this as a forest but it’s more accurately to be looked at like a farm. Where the crop is the trees so they will do what is necessary to keep the crops growning and maintained. So if it’s good for soil retention, wind, fire, etc it may be considered but not from a profit standpoint as those slow growth lumber is not profitable for them in this scenario. Selective forestry would do that but those are typically in a more “wild” environment

@barkerd427 Год назад

We actually have more tree coverage globally now, than before the industrial revolution. It's pretty exciting to see just how good we have it these days in the US.

@barkerd427 Год назад

@@stewartstewartstewart more tree are bad for the environment?

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@onlyscience7120 Год назад

No planes or satellites in 1800... The United States lost 42.2 million hectares of forests between 2001 and 2020, a 15% loss of tree cover, globally the world has lost more than 420 million hectares or about a billion acres of forest since 1990.

@barkerd427 Год назад

@@onlyscience7120 you're just lying now. Here's an excerpt: #1. The US has more trees now than it did 100 years ago. You read that correct. The United States has 10% of the global forests, and it has more trees than it did 100 years ago. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) states that forest growth in the country has surpassed harvest since the 1930s. By 1998, tree growth exceeded harvest by 43% and the forest cover was 380% more than it had been in the 1920s.

@ridiculous_renovations Год назад

Do you have any videos where hardwoods from the property are integrated into a build, especially on finish material? We have a bunch of dead oak trees from oak wilt on our property where we are remodeling a 6200 Sq ft home in northwest Arkansas.

@doodlesdaddy1122 Год назад

dumb try at flex. nobody cares

@ridiculous_renovations Год назад

Instead of "dumb try at flex. nobody cares." Try: *Dumb try at (a?) flex. *Nobody cares.* I hope that I have helped you in your future trolling attempts. Good luck with all of your trolling endeavors.

@David_Mash Год назад

What happens to the stumps? Do they replant between stumps and the new growth consumes the stumps? Do they plant seedlings into the stump?

@ericwotton2046 Год назад

The stumps will decompose over the next 30 years or so. Beleive it or not the the root system of the previous stand will actually continue to bring nutrients and water to the surface for the newly planted saplings, kinda jump starting the next generation of trees.

@stevemiller7949 Год назад

I can tell these people care but I wonder when, where, and why do large tracts of monoculture become problematic?

@David_Mash Год назад

What happens to the branches? Is the energy from burning brush collected or utilized?

@NojRel Год назад

I've never seen it collected and hauled away. Whether it's put into piles, burned or just left depends on the company and situation. A lot is left as erosion control but most is just left to decompose and feed the next group of trees. I prefer the lands where the extra debris is gathered, which does take quite a bit of effort. The big debris really isn't good for the deer and elk herds, they have a hard time traversing it and moving back into land they were pushed out of. But they do love the reprod, the young trees are a popular food source for them.

@engineer1692 Год назад

Who's country?

@timkiwi Год назад

Take a look at what has just happened in New Zealand.. slash has washed down rivers in heavy run taking out all the bridges..

@tysleight Год назад

That is the very reason they stager cuts and also depending on region they have to leave a tree buffer on water ways. The Western US has a bigger issue with wildfire for water quality. 2 fire seasons ago we had a bad burn year and you can easily see the 3 types of forest, wilderness no cutting state forests that are somewhat logged and private forests that are like this one. The wilderness burn was sterilizing and is still black dead wasteland( aftermath of 1950 fire suppression) with mud slides with every rain, state forests had a healthy/hot burn and the private land just had ground fire clean out some undergrowth.

@dustinabc Год назад

I wish these companies wouldn't cut down 100% of the trees. It would be great if they left strips or sections unharvested. It seems that could benefit things in many ways

@NojRel Год назад

I used to think that but the reality is that the strips then become overran by the undergrowth, also saplings don't flourish in the shade of the big trees. When forest fires go through those areas, they burn hotter and longer, which can kill the old trees, than if the area had just been cut down completely. They do have to leave a certain number of trees per acre and ones for erosion control. There are also requirements for wildlife, like leaving dead trees standing.

@chrisgerard384 Год назад

I bought Roseburg plywood for my roof, 5/8 cdx. It was 4 ply and warped tremendously with any water exposure, not impressed. Sustainable is nice but performance comes first

@slamrock17 Год назад

The difference between a conservationist and an environmentalist.

@timkiwi Год назад

They arnt logs. They are sticks.

@stevenbaczekarchitect9431 Год назад

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@Jameson4327 Год назад

Am I the only one to see is the damage done by clearcutting? I see no replanting of any trees. There’s going to be a day when there won’t be any trees left. Look what’s happening in the Amazon. Your company is doing the same. I still think you are taking too much.

@chuckjames1943 Год назад

They replant everything they cut.

@Freefarmer533 Год назад

The entire area was replanted, in various stages of growth. They can't replant until the block they cut is completely gathered and all logs removed.

@slipkid35 Год назад

The process and the reasoning behind it are pretty well explained in the video, do you always speak before you know the facts?

@Asta-wl8jz Год назад

Murdering those poor innocent trees with equipment that runs on the most horrible of things fossil fuels. I'm shocked....shocked I tell you. :o) /S

@BurbSK-bi2wh Год назад

A byproduct of "" horrible fossil fuel "" was used to make parts of a device that you're using to type your dumb comment .

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