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New Zealand Tree Grower, November 2005

  • Black beech management (Access: unrestricted)
    John Wardle
    Rosalie and I purchased a property near Oxford in the Canterbury foothills in 1973. This property had about 84 hectares of black beech regrowth, mostly dating from the 1930s, which…
  • Are you in the business of forestry? (Access: unrestricted)
    Murray Downs
    As a farm forester, what tree tax deductions are you entitled to? It all depends whether you are a lifestyler, investor, farmer or forester. This article looks at the main…
  • Continuous cover forestry - an introduction (Access: unrestricted)
    Ian Barton
    This article covers the basic principles of continuous cover forestry. The second part, due to be published in the February Tree Grower, will deal with establishment, silviculture and harvesting. Continuous…
  • The new look Indigenous Forest Section (Access: unrestricted)
    Mike Halliday and John Wardle
    The Indigenous Forest Section of the NZFFA was formed in August 1995, partly in response to the passing of the Forest Amendment Act 1993 and the effect this had on…
  • Information sources on native tree species (Access: unrestricted)
    David Bergin
    There is a large number of publications and information sources for those wanting to establish native plants, or for those embarking on management of their patch of native forest. Ensis,…
  • Business and environment friendly tax changes (Access: unrestricted)
    Ian Cairns
    Farm foresters could benefit from recently announced tax changes. These changes are designed to encourage environmental expenditure and site restoration, such as riparian and other new bush or forestry planting.…
  • Pine plantations and water quality in central North Island lakes (Access: unrestricted)
    John Quinn
    Increasing nutrient levels threaten the quality of many central North Island lakes. A long term study showed that nutrients leaking from land to water decreased markedly when a central North…

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