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Ochoco National Forest 2026 Non-Commercial Thinning and Piling

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The Ochoco National Forest 2026 Non-Commercial Thinning and Piling project, managed by the Forest Service under the Department of Agriculture, focuses on the thinning of small diameter conifers across various timber sale areas. The primary goal is to fulfill specific silvicultural prescriptions to reduce the risk of high severity fire, insect infestations, and disease while promoting healthier future growth within the stands. Work will be performed in Prineville and involves both the thinning of trees and the piling of existing and activity-generated fuels for timber stand improvement. This forecast is categorized under NAICS code 115310 and is coordinated through the Forest Service's procurement team.

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Forest Service project for conifer thinning and fuel piling in Prineville, Oregon.

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Department of Agriculture → Forest ServiceView Agency

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115310 - Support Activities for ForestryView NAICS

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PRINEVILLE, OR, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Forest Service
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SARAH KASCHMITTER
ASHLEY THOMPSON

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Thinning of small diameter conifers in multiple timber sale areas to complete the silvicultural objectives as described in silvicultural prescriptions. Resulting stands will have lower risk of future insect and disease impacts lower risk of high severity fire effects and improve the future growth of the stand. Both thinning and piling of activity generated and existing fuels will occur for timber stand improvement objectives.

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