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Examples
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How laat soever her latest still her sawlogs come up all standing.
Finnegans Wake 2006
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The company is a major consumer of sawlogs from Safcol and other government-owned operations and last year won an important legal battle to protect the long-term contract it has with the government for log supplies.
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It produces about 250,000 cubic metres of softwood sawlogs a year and has an annual turnover of R260 million.
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The company is a major consumer of sawlogs from Safcol and other government-owned operations and last year won an important legal battle to protect the long-term contract it has with the government for log supplies.
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Safcol produces about 250,000 cubic metres of softwood sawlogs a year and has an annual turnover of R260 million.
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To produce quality sawlogs, all branches below the height of 6 meters should be pruned regularly.
Chapter 8 1996
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To produce quality sawlogs, all branches below the height of 6 meters should be pruned regularly.
Chapter 40 1990
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He must chop off the branches, cut and split the main trunk, and either make sawlogs or cordwood lengths.
Outdoor Sports and Games Claude H. Miller
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In addition, fast growth is characteristic of the variety and it should produce merchantable sawlogs earlier than the common walnut.
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The injury consists of pinhole and stained-wood defects in the sapwood and heartwood of recently felled or girdled trees, sawlogs, pulpwood, stave and shingle bolts, green or unseasoned lumber, and staves and heads of barrels containing alcoholic liquids.
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