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E. E. Stentzel (email)

Forest work science and technics in the German Democratic Republic

Stentzel E. E. (1957). Forest work science and technics in the German Democratic Republic. Silva Fennica no. 90 article id 4668. https://doi.org/10.14214/sf.a9114

Abstract

Forest work is physically hard. However, there are ways to make the work less damaging with right practices and utilization of machines. The article firstly presents the legal and silvicultural requirements for forest work. Then the ways to organize the work and machines used as well as the practical implications are discussed. Different work phases such as felling, skidding and transportation of timber are presented.   

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Keywords
work study; mechanization; forest work; DDR

Published in 1957

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