Cross-cutting of felled trees into logs (“bucking”) is a critical step in converting standing
timber into end products, as it predetermines and limits number, type and value of products …

The practice of timber harvesting in natural forests which has been conducted up to now still
leaves wood harvesting residue and residual stand damage. Most condition of wood …

Eucalyptus plantations are a notable source of income for smallholders and private
landowners in Thailand. The main uses of eucalyptus are for energy purposes and as …

This research established the time consumption, work time structure, and productivity for
primary processing in felling areas of coniferous trees felled with a chainsaw. Delimbing and …

Dynamic prices and markets create value for contractors who can readily evaluate the gross
and net income differences for alternative merchandizing systems. The majority of the …

Due to increasing global demands on woody biomass throughout the whole year, private
forest industry aims to produce large amount of wood products by the means of mechanized …

Sažetak In Turkey, timber debarking stages are generally carried out by using axes.
However, this method takes a lot of time and requires more work forces. In addition, since …

Papua Province has a natural production forest reaching 13.541 million ha, with log
production achieving an average of 8.78% of the total national log production of 5.835 …

In production of forest products, it is important to produce high quality timber with maximum
economic value while considering current market demands. After felling, trees are limbed …

Sažetak Optimal bucking methods were applied to two operational sites of the Nasu-machi
Forest Owners' Co-operative to maximize profits, with and without taking log size into …