Board Foot Calculator for Trees
Estimate board feet from standing trees using industry-standard log rules. Calculate timber value based on diameter, height, and species.
Tree Measurement
Enter tree dimensions to estimate board foot yield
Tip: DBH is measured at 4.5 feet above ground. Merchantable height is the usable length from stump to first major defect or branch.
Doyle Rule
Most conservative estimate. Formula: ((D-4)²/16) × L. Best for smaller diameter logs (12-28"). Commonly used in eastern US.
Scribner Rule
Moderate estimate based on diagram method. Most widely used in US. Provides middle-ground between Doyle and International rules.
International Rule
Most accurate for large logs. Formula based on cylinder volume with taper. Preferred for hardwoods and large diameter timber.
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