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Understanding forestry
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Plan your forest
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Plant and grow
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Care and harvest
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Te mārama ki te ahungahere
Understanding forestry
Forestry in Aotearoa New Zealand
Benefits and values of forests
Whakamaheretia tō ngahere
Plan your forest
Choosing your forestry approach
Income beyond timber
Choose the right tree
Get help with costs
Resource consents
Planning ETS forest land
Whakatōngia, whakatipuria
Plant and grow
Site preparation
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Te tiaki me te tope
Care and harvest
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Te mārama ki te ahungahere
Understanding forestry
Te mārama ki te ahungahere
Understanding forestry
Understand the role of forestry in New Zealand and the value forests can provide for people, communities, and the environment.
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Forestry in Aotearoa New Zealand
Benefits and values of forests
Whakamaheretia tō ngahere
Plan your forest
Whakamaheretia tō ngahere
Plan your forest
Explore forestry options. Develop a plan that works for your whenua and your goals.
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Choosing your forestry approach
Income beyond timber
Choose the right tree
Get help with costs
Resource consents
Planning ETS forest land
Whakatōngia, whakatipuria
Plant and grow
Whakatōngia, whakatipuria
Plant and grow
Learn how to establish healthy trees and build the foundations for a successful, resilient forest.
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Site preparation
Planting
Pests, diseases and weeds
Rongoā and traditional planting
Native seed catalogue
Te tiaki me te tope
Care and harvest
Te tiaki me te tope
Care and harvest
Learn how to manage your forest and prepare for harvest. Explore market opportunities for your logs.
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Forest management practices
Harvest planning
Market value
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Understanding forestry
Forestry in Aotearoa New Zealand
Benefits and values of forests
Plan your forest
Choosing your forestry approach
Creating a plan for your forest lifecycle
Harvest
Pine and native trees working together
Native forest restoration
Starting your native tree restoration project
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Transitioning exotic plantations to native forest
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When the land is well, the people are well
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