To perform this exercise you are advised to use the Forest Workers' Glossary: https://fmog.oikothesis.org/

The words to be filled in: lengths / options / harvester / biofuel / stems / cross-cutting saw / economic / diameter / biomass / operator
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There are several GROT harvesting biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems. One is to only work with two assortments: saw logs and biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems. Saw logs of sufficient and good quality are taken out. Remaining portions of the stem and small biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems trees are used for biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems. This can be done by the "roughing" off the branches and cutting the biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems into manageable lengths. One option, which is probably better from an biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems perspective, is for the biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems to place the "log tops" or small diameter trees in a pile with no further cutting. This work will later be done with a forwarder equipped with a biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems. The forwarder biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems will use the saw to cut the stems into manageable biofuelbiomasscross-cutting sawdiametereconomicharvesterlengthsoperatoroptionsstems when he is loading the wood.