From Trees to Lumber: Watch how boards are made from pine trees

[@TheRealBallista420]

Amazing, I’ve always wondered how they’re made into such clean pieces from the raw material.

[@rayonierinc.4618]

Thanks for watching! It's a fascinating process.

[@jimmyosikore7972]

Thanks for the video. I am from a far away land in the Pacific Ocean. I teach timber harvesting at the Forestry college. Your video greatly help me.

[@rayonierinc.4618]

That's great, Jimmy! Glad it was helpful for your class.

[@gamingcenter444]

What an amazing process

[@rayonierinc.4618]

Yes! It's fascinating to think what it takes to make the materials around us!

[@doriancalderon4881]

Good job. It is a great team any Forester would like to be in. Congratulations

[@rayonierinc.4618]

Thanks Dorian! We love what we do.

[@KISWAMEBEL]

wow...great...greetings from Indonesia

[@samoracross4486]

Nice Video. It good to see the sustainability of our forests.

[@rayonierinc.4618]

Thanks! Yes, it's all part of an ongoing cycle!

[@samoracross4486]

I wish loggers in South America who are cutting down the Amazon jungle could learn from your company.

[@gustavorum]

Thanks for the walkthrough but what do you use for trimming the trees?

[@rayonierinc.4618]

Thanks Gustav. We use a feller buncher to cut the trees down, then the loader operator runs the logs through a delimber to remove branches. When they get to the mill, the logs will move through a debarker that will remove the bark.

[@Phaseyx820]

Peak content

[@wrfarms9741]

When are you branching out into Tennessee? 😉

[@rayonierinc.4618]

Hey WR Farms! We owned a small amount of land in Tennessee in the past. We have 2.7 million acres currently in several Southeastern states as well as the Pacific Northwest and New Zealand.

[@johnthompson5370]

Be nice to have video