Answer:
Please check the attachment to this answer for the chart:
The stages include
1. cutting and pruning
2. transportation or storage
3. debarking
4. sawing (bucking)
5. seasoning
Explanation:
Now let me explain each of these processes briefly:
1. cutting is also known as felling of trees and it refers to the process by which trees are knocked or cut down while pruning refers to the removal of the branches to create just the log. This process depend on some factors such as age of tree, season, type of tree e.t.c
2. transportation refers to the moving of the log from the forest to the factory. An inexpensive way of transporting felled trees is through river route, where the log floats to the desired destination. When the log is not to be used immediately, it is stored for future processing
3. debarking is the process of removing the removal of the outer covering on the log (barks). This is to reduce impurities with the wood and to make cutting easy
4. sawing or bucking is the process of cutting the log of tree into slabs and planks using sharp cutting tools like the chain saw. Sawdust is gotten in this process
5. seasoning is the process of removing water from a wood. because about 50% of wood contain water. seasoning can either be done using physical or chemical methods, and seasoning helps to stabilize the structure of the wood for engineering manipulation.
I suggest you watch a video on wood processing, it will make these processes clearer.