 Austrian Resin Extraction

Austrian resin extraction typically refers to the method of collecting resin from pine trees, particularly from the species that thrive in Austria and surrounding regions. This practice has historical significance, especially in the context of producing turpentine and rosin, which have various industrial and medicinal applications. The extraction process generally involves: 1. **Tapping**: Making incisions in the bark of the pine trees to access the resin. These incisions allow the resin to flow out and collect in containers.