Übersetzung für 'timber harvesting' von Englisch nach Deutsch

timber harvesting

Holzernte {f} [Erntevorgang]for.

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timber harvesting costs

Holzerntekosten {pl}for.

Werbung

timber-harvesting systems

Holzerntesysteme {pl}for.

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harvesting

Ernte {f} [Erntearbeit, Ernten]agr.

Ernten {n}agr.

Abernten {n}agr.hort.

Erntearbeit {f}agr.

harvesting {adj}

aberntend

harvesting {adj} {pres-p}

erntend

harvesting method

Ernteverfahren {n}agr.

Erntemethode {f}agr.

honey harvesting

Zeideln {n} [veraltet] [Honigwaben ausschneiden]agr.jobs

Honigernte {f} [das Ernten]agr.

harvesting technology

Erntetechnologie {f}agr.

Erntetechnik {f}agr.

data harvesting

Datensammlung {f}comp.

fruit harvesting

Obsternte {f} [Vorgang]agr.hort.

harvesting process

Ernteverfahren {n}agr.

Erntevorgang {m}agr.

harvesting time

Erntezeitpunkt {m}agr.

Erntezeit {f}agr.

oyster harvesting

Austernernte {f} [Vorgang]fish

harvesting organs

Organentnahme {f} für eine Transplantation

• Although Roslyn clings to its coal mining and timber harvesting past, it has become a tourist and recreation destination.
• Nearly 90 percent of the city limits was annexed between 2000 and 2010, primarily to accommodate large, planned development communities located on former lands devoted to logging and timber harvesting.
• was a timber harvesting and processing company primarily in Oklahoma and Arkansas which started with a purchase of forest in 1903 near Valliant.
• In the early years, timber harvesting was a major industry and 20 mills were located in the area.
• In the early 1900s, Bulga State Forest Area was predominantly utilised for timber harvesting and logging operations.

• Some timber harvesting companies in the southeastern United States created pole roads using unmarketable logs, which were effectively free, to create tracks at a cost of between $100 and $500 per mile.
• In Western countries, increasing consumer demand for wood products that have been produced and harvested in a sustainable manner is causing forest landowners and forest industries to become increasingly accountable for their forest management and timber harvesting practices.
• Changes made to the "Nature Conservation Act 2002" in 2014 permit timber harvesting.
• Historically, the first large-scale industry was salt production. Coal mining and timber harvesting played major roles in Athens County's economy, as did the treatment and care of the mentally ill.
• The government has said it will reform timber harvesting policies with the aim of resuming logging on a more sustainable basis.

• He doubled the company's rate of timber harvesting as a means of paying off the acquisition cost.
• Today the local economy is based on tourism, agriculture, fishing and timber harvesting.
• In Taiwan, Asian black bears are not actively pursued, though steel traps set out for wild boars have been responsible for unintentional bear trappings. Timber harvesting has largely stopped being a major threat to Taiwan's Asian black bear population, though a new policy concerning the transfer of ownership of hill land from the government to private interests has the potential to affect some lowland habitat, particularly in the eastern part of the nation.
• In 1964, the first wilderness area in the Klamath basin was designated, effectively banning timber harvesting and road development in the area.
• Habitat loss due to timber harvesting is generally recognized as the main threat.

• The U Regulations prohibited mechanized access, timber harvesting and road construction in the wilderness and wild areas.