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Here we collect what we know about the forest. Read our reports and read about our research areas.

Research notes
Blister rust resistance breeding does not compromise other traits
The Scots pine’s resistance to pine blister rust is not linked to its growth or vitality. This means that breeding for better resistance can be done without affecting these factors.
10/23/2024
Automatic work element detection: The missing piece in the development of digital instructors
A digital instructor can help mitigate the shortage of instructors in forestry. However, developing such a solution requires precise and reliable automatic detection of tasks and methods.
10/22/2024
Stereoscopic camera suitable for automated log grasping
It is possible to grasp logs from the ground with a full-scale forwarder using only a camera as a sensor. Such a system is also easy to install on almost any type of machine.
10/21/2024
Productivity and fuel consumption for mobile comminution equipment when chipping forest biomass
Disc chippers are best suited for chipping stem wood, while drum chippers offer greater versatility. Hammermills can handle all types of materials, but have high fuel consumption.
10/18/2024
Forked trees significantly increase harvester time consumption during final felling
Forked trees should be harvested during thinning, as they can be handled efficiently in multi-tree processing. Waiting until final felling greatly increases time and leads to loss of timber volume.
10/17/2024
Consequences for economy and production of interrupted conversion from even-aged to uneven-aged forests
Transformation from even-aged to uneven-aged forests can be started and abandoned without a significant impact on the economy during the timeframe of a normal rotation period.
10/16/2024