Risto Kilkki
Associate Professional Officer
Forest Harvesting and Transport Branch
FOREST HARVESTING CASE-STUDY 1
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Rome, 1992
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Symbols, abbreviations and exchange rate
Reduction of wood waste by small-scale log production and conversion in tropical high forest
Appendix 1. Sample logs in sawmilling study
Appendix 2. Sawing patterns of the sample logs
FAO forest harvesting case studies