sorry I did not understand anything. Do you have a question to which you wish to have sort of answer, or start a discussion (of what, specifically) or what is is your desire?

Mr "colleague" L.Kaila,

According to the national definition, according to the 10 th forest inventory of investment (2004-2008), our forest land is 20.1 million hectars and according to the definition of FAO 22.1 million hectares, or four hectares for each Finn. The average for Europe is 1.3 hectares for each European members. My preference is these mentioned values, which are needed checked also to prefer correctly.

In short, more researchers, funds and a new Scandinavian Forest Research Center are needed to better and more effectively prepare for forest resources in a more strategic way in the future. It is likely to be understood naturally when 40% of the forest area is sufficient to justify the needs of the EU. To ensure that resources, or even comparing the international IT sector, do not go beyond human resources if there is no better could make a strategy at EU level. So the discussion above and the development debate surrounding the subject are mandatory in the framework of a healthy forest industry throughout the EU, not just as a more rational exploitation of natural resources, when even planting more efficiently and treating new woods, and as mechanically developing better and more efficient organic methods naturally. It will employ both forest machine manufacturers and robotically managed embedded systems as well as research personnel more and create the new needs of human resources. Do you agree that?

regards Mika Moilanen independent researcher.

This is an interesting information to work on - thank you for sharing!