Tutkimuksia metsänhoitolautakuntien ja -yhdistysten leimaustoiminnan kehityksestä.
Yli-Vakkuri P. (1955). Tutkimuksia metsänhoitolautakuntien ja -yhdistysten leimaustoiminnan kehityksestä. Silva Fennica no. 87 article id 4646. https://doi.org/10.14214/sf.a9108
English title: Studies on crop marking of District Forestry Boards and Forest Management AssociationsAbstract
Wood demand and practices in the marking of trees for cutting have affected the silvicultural state of the forests of Finland in the early 1900s. The aim of the study was to study the development of timber sales and the marking of trees for logging, with a special emphasis on variation in the volume of the sales and assortment range. The study is based on statistics of the District Forestry Boards and Forest Management Associations about timber marked for cutting in 1931-1953.
The professionals in the District Forestry Boards and Forest Management Associations have marked annually in average 9 million stems of heavy timber and about 7 million m3 of stacked wood for sales. The volume follows business cycles, the changes in the volume of stacked wood being larger than of heavy timber. When demand was high, the number of professional workers limited the supply of wood. There were large differences in the volumes marked within the country. The share of small diameter stacked wood has increased since 1930s compared to heavy timber.
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Original keywords
metsänhoito;
yksityismetsät;
puukauppa;
tukkipuu;
leimaus;
metsälautakunnat;
metsänhoitoyhdistykset;
pinotavara
English keywords
logs;
silviculture;
private forests;
timber sales;
marking of timber;
stacked wood;
District Forestry Boards;
Forest Management Associations
Published in 1955
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