Glossary entry

Swedish term or phrase:

hyggesvila

English translation:

(logging) fallow period

Added to glossary by David Rumsey
Feb 2, 2019 00:43
5 yrs ago
Swedish term

hyggesvila

Swedish to English Tech/Engineering Forestry / Wood / Timber
Eftersom antalet snytbaggar minskar med hyggesåldern kan det ha en positiv effekt på plantöverlevnaden om man väntar några år med planteringen, så kallad hyggesvila.

I am improvising here with "harvesting breaks" (i.e. the time between felling/harvesting and replanting a clearcut), but I'm wondering if anyone has found the proper terms for this.

Discussion

Deane Goltermann Feb 4, 2019:
@Michael Actually, 'fallow' would work...
Matt Bibby Feb 3, 2019:
Good call Deane, thanks for that. A logging break would be more of a 'HUGGNINGSvila', a hyggesvila is a rest period for the land area. Thanks again for a good explanation!
Deane Goltermann Feb 2, 2019:
Since this refers to the forest area after final felling/harvesting (hygge) I can't see how it could be a 'logging' or 'harvesting' break. The 'break', if any, is simply between final felling and planting seedlings to renew the forest. Still, I'm busy on a Saturday blasting tunnels in rock... other reading to do...
Matt Bibby Feb 2, 2019:
As Deane says there's a lot of reading about this. 'Logging break' seems to be quite common, also 'grace period', but harvesting break seems just as good as it's hard to determine if there's a standard term. See e.g. https://news.err.ee/99857/logging-break-comes-into-force-in-...

Proposed translations

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fallow period

"Fallow" is often used in other areas of agriculture and, in UK at least, for forestry- see the references.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Michael. This sums up the concept well. "
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logging rest

:o)
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leave cut-over dormant

Hygge is referred to as cut-over area/slash area/clear-cut area (and a few other things). This reference shows how the local experts discussed your term in Eng. "the cutover should therefore be left dormant" (last page of https://www.skogforsk.se/contentassets/ed61ec1c16bd46bcb2273... ).

But I haven't been able to find a specific term that is widely used, tho there's a lot of reading out there.
Peer comment(s):

agree Matt Bibby
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Thanks,Matt!
agree Tariq Khader
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Thanks, Tariq!
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