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• Spruce and fir only (minimum�50% spruce; maximum 50% fir)
• Delivered within 3 months of date cut. (live trees at time of cut).
• At least 90% of the logs in the load must meet the following specifications for length, diameter and defects
• Lengths: 12' and 16' with 3" to�7 " trim ; loads must contain a minimum of 60% 16' logs
• Diameter:16' logs�=�6" minimum to 20" maximum (inside bark) Excess butt flare trimmed)
• Diameter 12' logs = 8" minimum to 20"� maximum (inside bark) Excess� butt flare trimmed.
• Not more than 25% diameter �rot or not more than 1/3 of gross log volume in defects from damage,� sweep, porcupine chews, or other non-merchantable defect No forked logs. No burned or charred wood. No excessive knots = not more than 12 knots 1" to 3" diameter or not more than 8 knots greater than 3" diameter in any 4-foot section.

������ GRADE 2

• Spruce less than 50%. Jack Pine is acceptable but must be separated for unloading.
• Delivered within 3 months of date cut. (Live trees at time of cut).
• Lengths�: 12' and 16' with 3" to�7 " trim ; loads must contain a minimum of 60% 16' logs
• Diameter:16' logs�=�6" minimum to 20" maximum (inside bark) Excess butt flare trimmed).
• Diameter 12' logs = 8" minimum to 20"� maximum (inside bark) Excess� butt flare trimmed).
• At least 90%�of logs in the load must meet the�following specifications for length, diameter and defects
• Not more than 25% diameter �rot or not more than 1/3 of gross log volume in defects from damage,� sweep, porcupine chews, or other non-merchantable defect No forked logs. No burned or charred wood. No excessive knots = not more than 12 knots 1" to 3" diameter or not more than 8 knots greater than 3" diameter in any 4-foot section.

NOTE: Loads may be rejected by JDI scale staff prior to unloading if they do not meet minimum specifications. Grade shall be determined by JDI, based on a 20+ log sample extracted randomly from each load and measured using the above specifications. Quality (% acceptable pieces) shall be measured using the above specifications. Loads assessed as 90% or higher shall be eligible for QUALITY BONUS where applicable under contract terms of as determined by J.D. Irving Limited,. Any supplier whose quality sample results fall below 60% for any one (1) load, or fall below 85% for any three (3) loads delivered within a 4 - week period, shall be placed on QUALITY SUSPENSION and deliveries immediately suspended. Suppliers placed on quality suspension shall not be allowed to resume delivery until approved by the JDI Wood Buyer.

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������� STUDWOOD

������� Grade 1 (10-foot)

• Species: Spruce/fir; minimum 50% spruce, maximum 50% fir (sound wood only)
• Age: Delivered within 3 months of date cut (live trees at time of cut)�
• Length10'-stud 123" to 127" (Loads may contain up to 20% 9' and 8' studs combined).
• 5" minimum to 13" maximum�diameter (inside bark measurement)
• No rot, no forked bolts, ends cut squares
• Taper or sweep must be less than 2" over the length of the bolt
• In a 4-foot section of a bolt: not more than 12 knots 1" to 3' diameter or not more than 8 knots >3" diameter

������� Grade 19 (9-foot)

• Same as above except length is 108" to 112"and except for�loads may contain up to 20% 8' studs.�

������� Grade 18 (8-foot)

• Same as above except length is 99" to 103" and except 4" minimum to 13" maximum�diameter (inside bark measurement)

������� Grade 2 (10-foot)

• Same as specifications as Grade 1 except species is spruce/fir/jack pine with less than 50% spruce�(Jack pine is acceptable but must be separated for unloading).

������� Grade 29 (9-foot)

• Same as specifications as Grade 19 except species is spruce/fir/jack pine with less than 50% spruce (Jack pine is�acceptable but�must be separated for unloading).

������� Grade 28 (8-foot)

• Same as specifications as Grade 18 except species is spruce/fir/jack pine iwith less than 50% spruce (Jack pine is acceptable but must be separated for unloading).

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