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Wow! 2025 seems to be racing along, as we head into autumn. Some parts of the country are starting to certainly feel the effects of the dry.
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The NZ Poplar Research Trust would like to wish all our readers the merriest of Christmases.
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Gorgeous sunny day here in the Manawatu after a treacherous week around the country - snow, wind and rain. Lambs popping up everywhere and lots of action has been had in and around pole planting.
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Welcome to newsletter number 2. It has been a bit of a tough autumn for many of us, especially here in the Manawatu, still waiting for the autumn rains, whilst others around the country appear to be over the rain. One thing for sure, the poplar and willow trees in their autumn colours are a wonderful sight. Enjoy the read.
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Welcome to our new look newsletter. Our focus is to get four newsletters out to you all that has a cross-section of information. We are always open to feedback, so let us know what you liked - what do you want to see more of or what you’d like to see less of. Enjoy the read.
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The Poplar and Willow Research Trust August 2022 newsletter
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This newsletter providing an update of the work of the Trust and other poplar and willow matters. As we write, extremely dry weather is covering many parts of the country and poplars and willows are playing an important role in offering a valuable feed source. However, we do need to increase awareness of this among farmers.
Topics: Poplar Information; Trees for the Farm; Willow Information;
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Once a year the Poplar and Willow Research Trust produces a Newsletter for distribution to partners and associates who are supportive of the work of the Trust.
Topics: Poplar Information; Trees for the Farm; Willow Information;
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