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The
CFS disseminates its information and research through a range
of publications such as information reports, leaflets, brochures,
proceedings and annual reports. Our material is also published
by our partners and outside sources like scientific journals,
books and conferences.
Our
most recent publications (May
1 -31, 2006)
Scientific articles
Scientific and technical
journal articles are manuscripts prepared by LFC scientific,
technical and professional staff and published in scientific
journals of international calibre. The authors present
their research findings in these articles.
List
of scientific articles published by LFC scientists (CFS
Bookstore Web site)
 Branching
out
A publication intended for forestry stakeholders and people
interested in forestry which presents a popularized overview
of current research and projects at the Laurentian Forestry
Centre (LFC) of the Canadian Forest Service (CFS).
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details...
 In
Brief
A one-page publication presenting
popularized summaries of scientific articles published
recently by researchers working at the Laurentian Forestry
Centre (LFC) of the Canadian Forest Service (CFS).
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details...
 Study
on white pine in Quebec: markets, future outlook and economic
analysis of plantations
The Canadian Forest
Service (CFS), through its Laurentian Forestry Centre (LFC),
has done a study to examine the situation of white pine
in Quebec, including markets, future outlook and the potential
offered by plantations. This study has the following components:
1) first, a brief description of the species and its uses;
2) standing timber inventories, allowable cuts, allocations
and harvesting of pine in Quebec in recent years; 3) roundwood
use and imports by processing plants in Quebec; 4) principal
users and uses; 5) trends in market prices for roundwood
and lumber in northeastern North America; 6) market trends;
7) market outlets and competing products; 8) provision
of a few white pine management scenarios with a cost benefit
analysis.
To download the document (Available
in French only):
 Study
of the potential of hybrid poplar plantations in the
Charlevoix region
Evaluation
report of the project "Study on the culture
of fast-growing species", established in the Charlevoix
region (Quebec), aimed at studying the potential of hybrid
poplar plantations. Plantation analysis under this project
made it possible to identify five main paramaters to
be considered when establishing hybrid poplar plantations:
the moisture balance, site preparation, seedling quality,
depth of planting and weeding.
The
document was prepared by Gaétan Sirois, For.
Eng. with the Charlevoix Community Futures Development
Corporation (CFDC), for the Canadian Forest Service.
To download the document (Available in
French only):
- Texte
du rapport (PDF document, 713 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 1 - Plantation Île-aux-Coudres 1 (PDF
document, 303 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 2 - Plantation Saint-Hilarion1 (PDF document,
272 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 3 - Plantation Baie-Saint-Paul (PDF document,
294 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 4 - Plantation Clermont (PDF document,
270 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 5 - Plantation Saint-Urbain 1 (PDF document,
379 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 6 - Plantation Saint-Hilarion 2 (PDF
document, 282 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 7 - Plantation Île-aux-Coudres 2 (PDF
document, 281 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 8 - Plantation Notre-Dame-des-Monts (PDF
document, 264 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 9 - Plantation saint-Hilarion 3 (PDF
document, 319 KB)
- Fiche
descriptive 10 - Plantation Saint-Urbain 2 (PDF document,
764 KB)
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