Early thinnings is intended to improve the quality of tree stands, to optimise their density and to increase the quantity of timber stock.
Thinnings is carried out by foresters with special expertise. This procedure is necessary and is carried out after the closing of the canopies and in the thicket phase.
The purpose of intermediate felling is to remove shading by cutting thriving trees and forming a desired composition of species.
Regeneration felling is intended to form optimal density of plantations and to improve their species composition. Trees with lagging growth, low vitality and low quality are removed.
Forest regeneration
Purposeful planting of trees allows for regeneration of the forest with even better quality trees than there were before.
Professional manual afforestation and spontaneous natural regeneration are necessary conditions for growing a sustainable and resistant forest. This ensures the forest growth cycle and also determines the value of a higher quality timber in the future.
