Factors That Forces Harvesting Age To Change
There are many factors that influence the harvesting age to change, some of the major factors that effect the rotation age are price of harvesting and handling, discount rate, future price, planting cost, reinvestment options, number of rotations, use of NTFPs, non-market ecological services, non-ecological recreational services.
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