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Intro to Ponsse cut to length

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Intro to PONSSE Cut to Length
Cut to Length Harvesting Methods
Forwarder Operations
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  1. Question 1 of 5
    1. Question

    Some of the reasons for using the cut to length process are:
    – social & public acceptance of logging in general
    – outcome from forest higher for landowner
    – quality of work better, future outcome from the forest better
    – pressure for certified wood products and paper from end users

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  2. Question 2 of 5
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    Some of the environmental benefits of cut to length are:
    – minimum ground disturbance
    – suitable for selective harvesting and thinning
    – minimized the damage to residual stand
    – tops and branches are evenly spread on the logging site (minimized nutrient loss)
    – suitable to sensitive and soft ground

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  3. Question 3 of 5
    3. Question

    Some of the flexibility benefits of cut to length are:
    – minimum preparation of landings required before start of production
    – suitability to thinning and regeneration operations with same machines
    – smaller jobs can be operated economically
    – only two machines to move from site to site
    – scheduling is easier – less machinery, less people

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  4. Question 4 of 5
    4. Question

    Some of the benefits to Multi-Stem Harvesting (MSH) are:
    – less movement of the crane per tree
    – less feeding per tree
    – less sawing per log

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  5. Question 5 of 5
    5. Question

    Cut to length method is using the harvester to cut the product logs in the bush to the desired length, whether it is 9′, 10′,12′ etc.?

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