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Harvesting

Harvesting is one of the main functions of harvesting. The term has two meanings: As a general term it includes felling of trees, processing to a transportable product and the extraction from the forest to the customer. As a more precise term it only points to the change of state of the product, while the extraction is not included.

In this narrow sense the harvesting includes the sub-functions felling, delimbing, topping, cross-cutting or bucking and chipping. All other sub-functions except the felling is called processing as well.

(See more at TDiv PR1-B01)

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