Published online : 10 August 2012Sawing trials were conducted to determine the green-off sawn (GOS) timber recovery rates of chainsaw milling and mini-bandsaw milling and determine the potential returns from timber sales (stumpage value) of smallholder tree farmers in the Philippines. The GOS recovery rate of 52 % for fixed site mini-bandsaw mills was found to be significantly higher than that of on-site chainsaw milling (39 %). It was further found that when hauling distance from barangay to customers exceeds 13 km, chainsaw milling generates higher revenue due to the lower transport cost of sawn timber.Edwin D. Cedamon, Steve Harrison, John Herboh
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chainsaws and mini-bandsaws in small-scale timber processing on Leyte Island, the Philippines. The s...
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A study was conducted to investigate the economic returns of subsistence farmers from small-scale tr...
Transhipment modelling has been used to identify the optimal location of marketing facilities for ma...
This paper provides estimates of short-run and long-run average costs of portable sawmills and discu...
Data from 89 real pruned Pinus radiata D. Don logs, representing most of the pruned log types curren...
This study was carried out to quantify technical efficiency of mobile sawmills by determining the lu...
The sawing recovery rates of chainsaws and mini-bandsaws used on Leyte Island, the Philippines to pr...
chainsaws and mini-bandsaws in small-scale timber processing on Leyte Island, the Philippines. The s...
A trial was conducted in late 2008 and early 2009 to compare the sawing recovery rate using chainsaw...
Various forms of portable or 'walkabout' sawmills have become popular for timber extraction and in-f...
Timber breakage during felling reduced the value of timber harvested from a stand. This is especiall...
© 2004 Ofara PetilaniThe management of the natural forest in Papua New Guinea has been a concern loc...
The sawmilling industry within North Queensland, Australia has traditionally processed a diverse ran...
Although future increase in timber supply in many countries is expected to come from agroforestry, ...
To improve the present state of Forestry and the\ud condition of forest workers is an important goal...
Creating sustainable livelihoods is a common goal of plantation-based community forestry. Tree and s...
A study was conducted to investigate the economic returns of subsistence farmers from small-scale tr...
Transhipment modelling has been used to identify the optimal location of marketing facilities for ma...
This paper provides estimates of short-run and long-run average costs of portable sawmills and discu...
Data from 89 real pruned Pinus radiata D. Don logs, representing most of the pruned log types curren...
This study was carried out to quantify technical efficiency of mobile sawmills by determining the lu...