Should trees be planted within a productive farming landscape?
...applications to the England Woodland Creation Offer (EWCO) and other woodland creation grants. It is up to landowners to decide how their land should be used – as long as...
...applications to the England Woodland Creation Offer (EWCO) and other woodland creation grants. It is up to landowners to decide how their land should be used – as long as...
...to those that are deemed lower grade products in terms of appearance or physical properties. Those wood products can still be used as sawn wood and can be used to...
...from the geospatially referenced soil moisture status, tree water-use and accumulated stress. New analytical tools that translate these high-resolution datasets into easy-to-read metrics (e.g., analogous to a fuel gauge) that...
...and to track changes in woodland condition. The Woodland Condition Assessment app is available to use on your phone, tablet or desktop for free. You can use it to carry...
...use softwood, hardwood, or a combination of the two. However, these differences help explain why hardwoods tend to get used for higher value products which recognise their character and durability,...
...creation. Tree planting can present opportunities to diversify, generate additional income, increase farm productivity, and enhance your land – whilst also supporting wider environmental goals. Here’s how. Top 10 reasons...
...with associated felling licences Phase 3 Accessibility improvements to the Consultation Public Register Look to improve the Consultation Public Register to make it more accessible to the user Phase 4...
...to gain a mutual understanding of your proposal and try to use technical terms sparingly. How to communicate A combination of communication methods to engage with your community may be...
...to that has been farmers learning how to access grant funding to finance tree planting, how to secure income from their woodland projects, as well as how tree planting can...
...UK as a renewable alternative to fossil fuels. Biomass typically uses small-diameter timber, thinnings and branch wood material with limited other uses. It’s processed into either: Woodchip: produced using...