NI Tree

what about nisula made in europe Products seam neat

i was fallowing on from a quote but gareth dalzell has now edited it he was talking about ni in the 70's as the army neaver seamed to do any h&s asseents. Just as this case with the firemen sorry

the RSPB is get a grant to take out the top of pine trees as high as it can reach in groups of 3 about 50m apart wih harvester to creat dead wood for capacially

i wounder how long it took to clean it up. Did they just push it to the side. go back to station to do lots of pAPPER work. Just to be called out latter to put it out.

quite true but that if they do them when it they under fire the fire must not though

you mean the yellow godesses they ight have been more use on 7/7

true but they are not that good at that last one n ireland teaches you lots

they probably had to do course in axe use to

and what about the cost. for a tidiler

i think this may help you rupe a quick stech of it

dig the stump up and sell it we did it about 8 year ago.

silky are brillent i just orderd a 6m HAYAUCHI

i love the idea as it simple and best of all it can not get lost like a stump vice.

i have heard of other small outbrake but not shore if it was acttuly phytophtora but the tree surgens took the stuff of the site (i supest they did not have a transport lance

fire as well

I knew they would check every year. I now a lot of plants entering Northern Ireland that would not have been checked by customs etc: over them the Irish border. I am glad is easy to control the nursery. As there was an outbreak of phytophtora ramorum in a nursery near us in the rodies three years ago. And it was confirmed in Japanese larch about my half a mile away last year.

ps the that article http://www.forestryjournal.co.uk/pdf/Cleggan.pdf

As most of you are aware Phytophtora ramorum is in Northern Ireland and Spread very quickly. But was first confirmed in rodies three years ago. But only identified Japanese larch officially last year. This is not the case, speaking someone yesterday from Scotland who a forestry manager was in some the forests service woods three years ago, that have now been felled due to ramorum. He was concerned with some of the larch trees as lot were dead or dying. He was quite cross as they said it was just a local issue and there was nothing to worry about even though he suggested it could be something like phytophtora ramorum. In While recently one of the lecturers from uni (Aberdeen) was over at Hugh O’Neill and Glenarm in Antrim. He was also worried. i think Hugh O’Neill may be suing the Dardni for their mistake up. It is about 3 miles from us in County Down at bohill. It was confirmed as a nursery very close to the site in rodies three years ago. Does anyone know any more about it. How quickly spreads etc. what can I do about An article about it in the forestry journal

grand father had the army debog a tractor 30 years a go. i was one of the bigest in the distract 4wd with duble wheels and stuck over half way up the cab. Sorry no pictures.

good craftman ship

why can it not be the same here as i could save a lot of greaf

As we all hopefully know we are facing increasing problems with disease in the forestry and arboriculture sectors. With the advent of Pytophora Rramorum Pytophora kernoviae bleading canker elm beetle just to name a few few As liveing on a farm I know the restrictions that are placed on a farmer regards the movement of livestock (at the minute we can not bring animals from Britain to Northern Ireland due to blue tongue) (you can not buying meat from Argentina in UK because they have foot and mouth) It worries me the fact that a lot of nurseries readily bring plants in to UK without any checks From Europe and further afield. As a lot of the diseases affecting trees nowadays having brought in to the UK this way. A lot of the outbreaks starting nurseries. Why are plant imports not as strict. Some of these diseases will have larger long-term effects on the UK environment. And as we are islands is a lot harder for them to move naturally. It would be a lot easier this way, Is a lot harder to eradicate the disease once it is in the UK. Austraila are a lot strictue on this issiue.