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I mean, that's fine, but only harvesting for a short portion of the year (during hard freeze after sap is out) severely limits the market and therefore increase
by Loughla 3y ago
I mean, that's fine, but only harvesting for a short portion of the year (during hard freeze after sap is out) severely limits the market and therefore increases cost.
That has to be part of the issue, right?
- LeifCarrotson 3y agoThe bottleneck is growing the wood, not cutting it. Modern forestry equipment is insanely fast. Most agricultural crops have a very short seasonal window in which they can be harvested, but corn is not expensive because we only get one harvest per year, lumber is an anomaly in that respect.