Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Very Hot Bigest Boobs

Symposium: "The wood needs the softwood lumber industry "


The symposium June 19, 2010 through EUROFOREST was a real success: the marquee EUROFOREST proved too small to accommodate the participants. In addition to the 120 seats of many people attend the conference standing. Scores from the world of the forest and wood were present (including the Presidents of UCFF and ETFs).

The conference responds to a query as strong of softwood lumber industry and the forest producers. That's why he was placed under the patronage of the Union of French Forestry Cooperation (UCFF) and the Federation Nationale du Bois (ETFs).
In his introduction, Lawrence DeNormandie, President of FNB, was speaking to both its name and that of Marie de l'Estoile, President of UCFF to highlight the convergence of analysis between the two federations. The lumber industry has grown significantly over the past 10 years from plantation softwood National Forestry Fund (FFN). This resource is appreciated. However, there is a fall of reforestation that endangers the entire timber industry.

The symposium was divided into 3 parts:

1. Market demand and development of coniferous sawmill (Alain Prévosto Animation, Commercial Director of CFBL)
- Philippe SIAT SIAT BRAUN CEO presented the developments in sawmilling companies for 10 years,
needs first volumes processed products, investments.
- PIVETEAU Stone, CEO of the sawmill PIVETEAU Wood presented the evolution of sawing equipment, line
automated sawing, shaping, drying, and planing.
- Jean-Pascal ARCHIMBAUD, CEO of the sawmill ARCHIMBAUD talked about the recovery of related
(granulated mulch ..) and cogeneration.
- Jean-Louis FERRON (Secretary General DOUGLAS FRANCE) showed the development of plantations
Douglas and too low in relation to current industry needs. He also stressed
technical characteristics of Douglas, and in particular with regard to the heartwood.
- Jean-Claude SEVE, MONET SEVE Group CEO insisted on changing markets, cons glued massive wood
reconstituted, CE, changing Markets and corollary qualities of wood
requested by the lumber industry.


2. The state of forest resources (animation Lionel SAY CEO CFBL)
- Ludovic Guinard (FCBA) presented the theoretical difference between a resource and a resource
actually mobilized by a focus on the Limousin, Auvergne , Burgundy.
- Philippe LADEN (CRPF Alsace Lorraine) unveiled the first results on the non-renewal of spruce plantations
small after clearcutting in the Vosges.
- NAUDET Vincent (President of the Union of Nurserymen) showed the plummeting sales of plants
Spruce and Douglas in France for 30 years.
- Michel Moulin (CTO CFBL) introduced innovative techniques of plantation softwood
to reduce the cost of reforestation, including mechanized planting.
- Jean-Charles Bastien has developed three themes:
. Seed orchards to significantly improve the genetic quality of seed
. They provide a wide genetic variety that will be useful in the event of climate change
.
. The cost of improved plant decays very quickly for the forester.

3. The workshop discussion:
This part of the conference has a series of exchanges. Appeared on the stage besides the speakers: Pierre-Olivier Drege (Director General of the National Forestry Office), Mark of USSEL (Owner Limousin forest), Cyrille DUCRET (Group CEO DUCRET), Lionel SAY (CEO of CFBL). Each entrant gave a speech. A set of questions and answers was established with the audience.

Concluding the symposium, it became apparent unanimity of the speakers on the following:
1. Sawmill resinous Much has changed. It is effective today.
2. The building consumes more and more wood. We must address these needs.
3. The mills need wood regularly with small knots. The resource of wood found in
plantations from 1950 to 1990 is scarce because the level of planting is too low.
4. There is an urgent need to relaunch the softwood plantations.

It remains to persuade the government and find ways to be found to motivate owners to act!

You will find enclosed summary of the workshop discussions
Reprinted from the website of our sister CFBL.

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