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A Versatile Machine for Logging Australian Native Hardwood Forests

K. W. Groves

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SUMMARY The author discusses the composition of the Australian hardwood logging industry, the constraints within which it works, current techniques and a method by which costs of snigging and loading may be reduced and production rates improved without altering the structure of the industry.

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SUMMARY The author discusses the composition of the Australian hardwood logging industry, the constraints within which it works, current techniques and a method by which costs of snigging and loading may be reduced and production rates improved without altering the structure of the industry.

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SUMMARY The author discusses the composition of the Australian hardwood logging industry, the constraints within which it works, current techniques and a method by which costs of snigging and loading may be reduced and production rates improved without altering the structure of the industry.

Key concepts: Logging, Hardwood, Forestry, Production (economics), Native forest, Agroforestry, Environmental science, Geography

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