Forest Structure & Spatial Restrictions: Interactions & How They Affect Harvest Goal Achievement

The document discusses the impact of forest structure and spatial restrictions on achieving harvest goals, highlighting the complexities of stand configurations and regulatory factors. It examines various experimental designs to analyze how parameters such as minimum block size, green-up intervals, and proximity affect harvest levels. Results indicate that minimum block size can restrict volume achievement more than maximum block size and that deviations in timing choices can influence the effectiveness of harvesting strategies.