Future market scenarios for pulpwood supply from agricultural short-rotation woody crops

Alexander N. Moiseyev; Peter J. Ince; Daniel G. De la Torre Ugarte Pierrend

Future market scenarios for pulpwood supply from agricultural short-rotation woody crops

Alexander N. Moiseyev
, Peter J. Ince
, Daniel G. De la Torre Ugarte Pierrend

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Abstract

NAPAP model and USDS POLYSYS models were linked to project future market scenarios of pulpwood supply from agricultural short-rotation woody crops in the US. Results suggest that pulpwood supply from fast-growing hybrid poplars and cottonwoods will become marginally economical but fairly limited in the next several decades.

Original language	English
State	Published - Oct 2000
Externally published	Yes

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