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Poplar wands and rooted stakes are quicker and cheaper to produce and easier to plant than poles. Increasing their use could accelerate planting rates and soil protection, and they may better handle dry summers in the establishment years than poles.
Topics: Nursery; Poplar Information; Purchasing Poles;
Document Type: Research Briefs;
Colin Stace, a Senior Catchment Advisor from Hawke's Bay Regional Council shows us how to use poplar and willow rooted cuttings to establish trees when poles are not the best option.
Topics: Cultivation; Nursery; Trees for the Farm;
Document Type: Videos;
Pole planting is a quick and effective way of establishing trees in the presence of livestock, especially cattle.
Topics: Nursery; Poplar Information; Trees for the Farm; Willow Information;
Document Type: Publications;
To establish and operate an effective on-farm pole nursery will require resources, management and above all, time.
Topics: Nursery; Poplar Information; Trees for the Farm; Willow Information;
Document Type: Publications;
An annual calendar of nursery work.
Topics: Nursery; Poplar Information; Trees for the Farm; Willow Information;
Document Type: Publications;
A description of common pests and diseases of poplar and willow in New Zealand.
Topics: Diseases; Nursery; Pests; Poplar Information; Trees for the Farm; Willow Information;
Document Type: Publications;