Paul Cleaver
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looks like a rust type fungus??
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if that's the case Ben, then the utility guys will at least do some of the work to eliminate that risk , for free:thumbup1:
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the boy done good
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have you ever been hand balling some timber over a roof, going to throw it clear of the roof and half way through the throw it gets snagged before you have let go. Its to late to abort the throw and with great frustration it hits the roof. Its happened twice I can remember, in 20yrs.
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Rowans, fruit trees all branches heavy with fruit - I blame the cold spring
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from the topic title - I thought you had a chainsaw problem
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I think they will agree:thumbup1:
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beech coccus - washing up liquid will sort it - brush it on - cant see bb disease from the pic but it can arise from the beech coccus infestation
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back on topic - we need a photo or two - + how good is access, percentage of reduction, targets to avoid (potential damage), arisings left on site or removed. You could do it the easy way but not the best way - tell the client you charge £30.00 per hr per man. hope this helps
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Need a NPTC assesor cheshire area
Paul Cleaver replied to alanbethell's topic in Training & education
Reaseheath collage is 30mins from where you live -
any fermenting fruit nearby
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thanks for that -
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fell the trees - any suckers treat with a contact only herbicide not a translocated herbicide - may need future applications
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im waiting for the new cod too - cod 3 at the mo prestige 9
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just add -recon its got a better chance if you move it in early spring
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No pies Pete
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when your working all the time you forget what is good for YOU - I havnt worked this weekend and come September im not working any weekend - im going to do something I want to do
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Ludlow is a nice place
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there is no stopping it now - no chance -
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don't get it confused with the tree slug:001_smile:
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there slimey and breed really fast -can envelop a mature tree in about a week - also known as a strangler slug:001_smile:
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fungi? but fungi grow in fields:001_smile:
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true - offset I should have said
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wound paints have been proven to do no good - however if youblow torch the wound this will kill any bacteria and tree slugs, which are the main causes of decay in trees.
