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The Oregon Department of Forestrys Schroeder Seed Orchard and Oregon Seed Bank Programs Private Forests November 7, 2018 AGENDA ITEM B Attachment 16 Page 1 of 22 Presentation Overview Private Forests AGENDA ITEM B Attachment 16 Page 2


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The Oregon Department of Forestry’s Schroeder Seed Orchard and Oregon Seed Bank Programs

November 7, 2018

Private Forests

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Private Forests

Presentation Overview

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The Schroeder Seed Orchard

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Douglas-Fir

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Western Hemlock

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High Terpene Western Red Cedar

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Willamette Valley Ponderosa Pine

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The Schroeder Seed Orchard: 26 Separate Orchards and 23 Members

Oregon Dept. of Forestry J.E. Schroeder Seed Orchard Orchard Membership (Nov 2016)

ORCHARDS (25 Production, 1 Breeding) Douglas-fir

  • W. Hemlock
  • W. Red Cedar

Other

Members (Total = 23)

Burnt Woods Coast High 2.0 Dallas High Dallas Low Medford Nehalem/ SNC North Oregon Cascades Roseburg Cascades Roseburg Elk Creek Roseburg Low Santiam High Santiam Low South Central Coast Tahoma Trask Coast 2.0 Trask Inland 2.0 Vernonia Add. 2.0 Vernonia Interim Hemlock Low 1.5 Hemlock Low 2.0 Hemlock High 2.0 Western Redcedar WRC Coastal WRC Inland Willamette Ponderosa VRTIC/ N. Coast Bureau of Land Management X Campbell Global X X FIA X Fruit Growers Supply Company X X X Greenwood Resources X X X Giustina Resources X X X Hampton Affiliates X X X X X X X X X Hancock Forest Management X X X X X X X X X Lone Rock Timber Company X X X X Miami Corp. X X X X Muckleshoot X Nestucca Forests LLC X X X X Oregon Dept. of Forestry [ State Forests ] X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ORM Timber Operating Company II, LLC X X X OSU College Forests X Rayonier X Rocking C Ranch X Seneca Jones Timber Company X X X Sierra Pacific Industries X Silver Butte Timber Company X X X Starker Forests X X X X Stimson Lumber Co. X X X X X X X X X VRTIC/ North Coast Tree Improv Coop X

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The Schroeder Seed Orchard

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Douglas Fir-Flowering to Seed Production

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What Are the Advantages of the Schroeder Seed Orchard

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Douglas Fir and Hemlock Seed Production at Schroeder

  • 300

200 700 1200 1700 2200 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Pounds of Seed Produced Year

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Seed Production in Douglas Fir Seed Orchards

  • 1603 total lbs of seed harvested
  • This would produce 20-25 million Douglas Fir

seedlings and 13-18 million Hemlock.

  • This could replant almost 100,000 acres.

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Total Impacts of Schroeder Seed Production

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Specific Traits Being Improved Through Traditional Breeding

  • No GMO’s.
  • Adaptability.
  • Increased Growth.
  • Increased insect and disease resistance.
  • Increased wood quality.
  • Increased resistance to animal browse (WRC)

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What Are the Advantages of Improved Seed?

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Deployment Population Improvements Over Time

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Nehalem Seed Orchard Volume Gains by Family

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70

7199 6956 6923 6901 7021 7092 7088 7204 7196 7107 6981 7133 7117 7000 7205 7200 7058 6953 6988 7060 6587 6960 6540 7062 7096 7163 6951 6950 7004 7008 7101 7148 6534 6608 7145 7102 6764 6813 6906 6766 7115 6645 7006 7168 7068

Age 11 Volume Gain Clone

High Gain Families Medium Gain Families Low Gain Families

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What are the Appropriate Seed Zones for Douglas Fir?

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Schroeder Second Generation Orchards for Douglas Fir

South Central Coast Santiam High & Santiam Low Trask Coast Trask Inland Vernonia 2.0 AGENDA ITEM B Attachment 16 Page 20 of 22

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The Oregon Seed Bank

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The Oregon Seed Bank

  • www.oregon.gov/odf/privateforests/pages

/seedbank.aspx

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