The Haglof Increment Hammer is a tool used in forestry for measuring tree growth. It is a lightweight and portable device that uses a spring-loaded hammer to extract a small wood sample from a tree, known as an “increment core.” The core can then be analyzed to determine the tree’s age, growth rate, and other information about its health and history. The Haglof Increment Hammer is a popular choice among foresters and researchers due to its accuracy, durability, and ease of use.
