yarding
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Moving cut logs to a central collection point
- noun
- Specialized
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- The yarding of logs was completed before sunset.
Examples
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Modern machinery has made yarding much faster and safer for workers.
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After yarding was complete, the logs were loaded onto trucks for transport.
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The team spent hours yarding logs from the forest to the collection site.
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They are skilled in yarding techniques for efficient logging.
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The team spent hours yarding logs from the forest to the collection site.
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Modern machinery has made yarding much faster and safer for workers.
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After yarding the trees, they stacked the logs at the collection point.
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Etymology
Yarding also comes from yard, meaning a 'place to store things', as in a lumberyard. In logging, yarding is the work of moving cut logs to that central yard so they can be collected and loaded.