Free downloading of Working in Harvesting Teams
Mora in Europe and its team are partners to the Erasmus + Programme ‘Tools for Skills – Teacher Training‘. The project aims to increase level of professional and language skills among the European Forest Machine Operators. It is built on the work of three previous projects developed under the Leonardo da Vinci Programme.
As a result of the project, you have the opportunity to download the books Working in Harvesting Teams, written and produced by Mora in Europe AB – for free!
Part 1: Basic Knowledge
Part 2: Practical Production
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Step 2 – Go to downloading page
Click on the link below to open next page where you can download the books. You will need the password from Step 1 to proceed.
At the next step you will be able to choose which part of Working in Harvesting Teams you want to download. You are welcome to download both parts!
Part 1 – Basic Knowledge
Part 2 – Practical Production
Thank you for helping us spreading the word on forestry!
Working in Harvesting Teams is an extraordinary book, written in a very clear language, with a remarkably practical approach, accessible to everyone, excellent illustrations, extremely attractive to the reader.
Prof. Carlos Turc Ph.D.Thank you for the magnificent book “Working in harvesting teams”. It is so well done and should be red by everybody working with the machines.
Tiina KustulaThis textbook is considered the most significant contribution to this important area of forestry training in recent times.
The design, layout, language, and use of graphics and photographs combine to make this publication one of the best modern textbooks of its kind.
Dr Tebera et al.