Reveals factors limiting sawlog production in acacia plantations, highlighting implications for resource management.
Small-scale forest owners manage about half of the area under tree plantations in Vietnam mostly via short rotation periods for the production of woodchips. An increased supply of sawlogs from tree plantations is needed from the booming domestic furniture industry for source materials. Main reasons that refrain small-scale forest owners from expansion of rotation periods for acacia plantations, as revealed from this study, include small and fragmented land, natural hazards, and cash constraints.
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