In February 2024, 6.0 million cubic metres of roundwood was harvested for industrial use. The volume of removals was 2% higher than in February last year and 4% higher than the average of February of the previous five-year period. In January-February, 11.7 million cubic metres of roundwood was harvested. This was 3% less than the previous year and the same as the average for the last five years.
The removals of sawlogs was 2.5 million m³ and pulpwood removals 3.5 million m³.
Industrial roundwood removals from non-industrial private forests were 5.0 million cubic metres, which was two per cent higher than a year ago.
Industrial roundwood removals from forest industry companies’ forests and state-owned forests was 1,0 million cubic metres, up by 4% from the year before.
Energywood removals was 375,000 cubic metres. Of this amount 78% was delimbed stems and whole-trees.
Felling volumes (m3) and change (%) of commercial fellings by roundwood assortment, January-February 2024
Felling volumes
Compared to the previous year
Compared to the average of the previous five year
1 000 m3
%
%
Industrial roundwood total
11 700
-3
0
Logs total
4 987
0
5
Pine logs
2 215
4
11
Spruce logs
2 537
-4
1
Hardwood logs
235
1
7
Pulpwood total
6 713
-4
-3
Pine pulpwood
2 884
-2
1
Spruce pulpwood
1 983
-8
-1
Hardwood pulpwood
1 846
-5
-11
Energywood total
743
-13
-1
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