Did You Know?
Trees absorb carbon, and finished products store it! These products made from wood are 50% carbon by weight.
Jack Pine
Location: Abundant in north central and northeastern Minnesota. (Also found in Canada, Northeastern U.S. and Lake States.)
Fun Facts: Coarse texture; moderately light and soft; moderately low in bending strength; low in shock resistance; short, divergent needles come off in fascicles (bundles) of two
Uses: Pulpwood; construction; boxes; crates; posts; mine timbers; railway ties and fuel
Full Size: 55-65 feet in height, up to 8-12 inches in diameter
Age at Maturity: 50 years