What this kind of source is

A public body running competitive sales. The prices are what buyers actually bid, which makes them the strongest evidence in the index — and the most volatile, because a single exceptional log can carry a whole auction.

Publication and freshness

Type
Official auction
Region
Austria
Expected update interval
Every 400 days or better
Current state
Current Within its expected interval.

The index does not publish a scrape-by-scrape log for this source: that table is not public, and a summary we cannot show the working for is not evidence. Freshness above is the flag the pipeline sets on the source itself.

Attribution and licence

Landwirtschaftskammer / Waldverband Oberösterreich

Derived figures on this site are republished with attribution to Waldverband OÖ — Laub-Wertholzsubmission. If you republish anything of ours that rests on this source, carry that attribution through — see the index licence.

Price cells resting on this source

SpeciesRegionStageMarket tierObservations
Black WalnutAustriaSawlogValue timber59
European BeechAustriaSawlogValue timber59
European WalnutAustriaSawlogValue timber59
Sycamore MapleAustriaSawlogValue timber59
HornbeamAustriaSawlogValue timber59
European AshAustriaSawlogValue timber59
European CherryAustriaSawlogValue timber59
Small-leaved LimeAustriaSawlogValue timber27
European LarchAustriaSawlogValue timber27
Scots PineAustriaSawlogValue timber27
English ElmAustriaSawlogValue timber27
European OakAustriaSawlogValue timber27

A row without a link feeds a cell that has no page of its own — the cell is published in the index and the API, but is below the threshold at which we generate a page for it.

Getting the data

Everything this source contributes is reachable through the free JSON API. The per-cell responses carry this source’s attribution text alongside its weight, so a downstream republisher inherits the obligation automatically rather than having to look it up.

curl "https://timber-index.korena.eu/api/v1/sources"

API reference · how these rows are normalized