Far from the traditional image of a work that progresses slowly brick by brick, more and more projects incorporate industrialized construction systems that allow components to be manufactured in the plant and subsequently assembled at the destination. The result is faster, more precise and efficient construction. New construction technologies are transforming the way of thinking and executing works. Today there are solutions that make it possible to significantly reduce construction times, optimize resources and improve the predictability of projects, explain from CADAMDA – Chamber of Wood.
Through its Tachas F3 line, CHIATELLINO & CIA. SRL. shows how a small component can shape precision, plant rhythm, surface finish and process consistency in upholstered furniture manufacturing.
The National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA) of Argentina managed to improve the volumetric productivity of the hybrid pine that it produces in Misiones, the main forestry province of the country, by up to 48%. The advance is the result of more than thirty years of forest genetic improvement developed at the Montecarlo Agricultural Experimental Station, according to the Government of Argentina.
Every June 28, the essential role that these plants play in the health of the planet is recognized, from regulating the climate to protecting biodiversity. Among millions of plant species, a singular giant stands out that defies known limits
Research shows that certain microscopic fungi associated with pine roots increase the growth of the most invasive pine species, an interaction that could help explain some of this success.
South America and Africa led the global decline, with annual losses of 4.10 and 2.96 million hectares of forests. In South America, 10 million hectares of primary forest are included.
Experts propose forest management inspired by nature so that the basins function as reserves and do not lose the key role in their filtration and storage
VHO - A unique stand of red pine trees on Elephant Mountain, many of whose trees are estimated to be hundreds to thousands of years old, is being strictly protected and gradually becoming a tourist attraction for local visitors.
