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In the Pricelist Manager, you enter timber price list, pulpwood prices, bio fuel prices and bucking rules,  see http://heurekaslu.org/help/en/index.html?prislistor.htm
  
In the pricelist control table you can configure yield prices.  
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In the pricelist manager can configure yield prices.  
  
 
''NB: To use a pricelist, it needs to be calculated for a number of type trees, this is done automatically the first time you add a new pricelist to your project. If you make changes to the pricelist, these will not take affect in treatment programs you generate until you have recalculated the pricelist.''
 
''NB: To use a pricelist, it needs to be calculated for a number of type trees, this is done automatically the first time you add a new pricelist to your project. If you make changes to the pricelist, these will not take affect in treatment programs you generate until you have recalculated the pricelist.''
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:'''Pine''' defines the price, in SEK per m<sup>3</sup>fub or m<sup>3</sup>to, of timber of ''Pinus sylvestris''. Also, the number of quality classes is defined (default: 4). Weights per quality class is defined, in percentage of three different log parts; "Butt", "Middle", and "Top". Degradation from timber to pulpwood, in percentage of the log parts, is defined. The outcome of the definitions made - the actual pricelist - can and should be previewed before applied in the simulations.
 
:'''Pine''' defines the price, in SEK per m<sup>3</sup>fub or m<sup>3</sup>to, of timber of ''Pinus sylvestris''. Also, the number of quality classes is defined (default: 4). Weights per quality class is defined, in percentage of three different log parts; "Butt", "Middle", and "Top". Degradation from timber to pulpwood, in percentage of the log parts, is defined. The outcome of the definitions made - the actual pricelist - can and should be previewed before applied in the simulations.
 
:'''Spruce''' defines the price, in SEK per m<sup>3</sup>fub or m<sup>3</sup>to, of timber of ''Picea abies''. Also, the number of quality classes is defined (default: 2). Weights per quality class is defined, in percentage of three different log parts; "Butt", "Middle", and "Top". Degradation from timber to pulpwood, in percentage of the log parts, is defined. The outcome of the definitions made - the actual pricelist - can and should be previewed before applied in the simulations.
 
:'''Spruce''' defines the price, in SEK per m<sup>3</sup>fub or m<sup>3</sup>to, of timber of ''Picea abies''. Also, the number of quality classes is defined (default: 2). Weights per quality class is defined, in percentage of three different log parts; "Butt", "Middle", and "Top". Degradation from timber to pulpwood, in percentage of the log parts, is defined. The outcome of the definitions made - the actual pricelist - can and should be previewed before applied in the simulations.
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Latest revision as of 14:50, 7 April 2016

In the Pricelist Manager, you enter timber price list, pulpwood prices, bio fuel prices and bucking rules, see http://heurekaslu.org/help/en/index.html?prislistor.htm