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Urea and spruce


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Chatting to a much more experienced forestry colleague than myself, I was reminded of the treatment of spruce with urea after felling for the reduction of butt rot. 

 

Just wondering if any of you lot had any thoughts on the matter. What is the overall effectiveness of it, do you routinely treat, are there any circumstances in which you wouldn't? 

 

Most of my experience has been in hardwoods, but most of our upcoming work is in softwood and I need to make sure we don't miss anything.

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