Stere
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Some are are £80 on ebay then others ones near £800? Battery-operated electric pruning shears. Top deals on AgriEuro WWW.AGRIEURO.CO.UK Professional electric shears, battery powered, for orchards, vineyards, olive groves pruning from 499 Euro! Purchase...
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Grube sell profi ones look abit like oregon one Combination Canisters WWW.GRUBE.EU
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Hazel i used for bean sticks only lasts 2 seasons. The crates were for pottery so must be strong as would be heavy.... Crate-making in the pottery industry WWW.THEPOTTERIES.ORG
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How bout theese ones:
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[Archive] Utilisation of hazel coppice - Forest Research WWW.FORESTRESEARCH.GOV.UK Forest Research Intereting that crates is metioned as one of the biggest uses of hazel in the 1950's eco pakaging...
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Road outside is un-gritted & like an ice rink.
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But with Stihl having the the rear ms201 , and echo with has the CS-2511WES huskys kind of the odd one out not a mini pro saw as well No new 242xp 543xp.....
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No " pro" husky 40c?
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First fire from logs harvested from trees I planted
Stere replied to spandit's topic in Firewood forum
I though alder was suppose re-coppiced well.? The NT mange a small alder coppice and make some charcoal near Aber Falls. I have some alder thinking of coppicing to prolong there lifespan/ & for firewood but might be got too mature to coppice sucessfully as over 20yrs old.? Also read thats alder not shade tolerant and its in a mixed of mostly ash woodland, thats getting ADB. Might just try one see it it re-sprouts. Robinia suppose to ideal for stakes and more eco but prob expensive & seem hard to find.... Made some tree stakes out of larch that last well but shame you can't buy them made out of decent durable hardwoods -
Maybe just mould thats unrealated?
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Just saw this on ebay and thought would be good v blackthorn. BRITISH ARMY ISSUE PROTECTIVE LEATHER COMBAT JERKIN/WAISTCOAT 180/104 SIZE M/L WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Leather Jerkin. Genuine British Army. Military Size - 180/104.
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From Aerologger to “Balloondoggle” | Peeling Back the Bark FHSARCHIVES.WORDPRESS.COM "Recent experiments conducted in the woods of the Great Upper Lumber Company of Scandinavia have demonstrated... Heres the spec: https://foresthistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Heli-Stat_factsheet.pdf
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Skyhook Enterprises limited 🙂
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Theese look like a lot nicer nice log stores and untreated made from larch douglas fur etc which will last longer than tanalized spruce Small, Large, Log Stores, Wood Storage, Log Shed WWW.EDISTONE.COM Small and Large Log Stores, Custom made Log Shed, Smart Wood Storage Groovy one looks an ugly terrible design and a complete rip off.😬 Shame that marketing gimmicks nowadays seems more important that the quality of the product.
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nice kent pattern axe 🙂
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DUC256CZ is the 1/4 carving bar version. DUC256Z 3/8 normal. Theres a DUC254CZ carving also more expensive
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Maybe the UK should plant more....
Stere replied to Squaredy's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Spring 2013 United Kingdom cold spell - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG This cold spring might of being what did them in. Winters in general have being mild last few decades. -
Maybe the UK should plant more....
Stere replied to Squaredy's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Wonder if it was frost damage that caused then to resprout with multistems like they have being coppiced? -
Maybe the UK should plant more....
Stere replied to Squaredy's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Alot of species to choose from called rosewood so which one for UK climate? French could grow it ( in French Guiana. ) They own more forest area over there that whole of UK forestry. -
Infrared window? Infrared window - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG Closing window warmer earth... think clouds and co2 can act to close window as different IR spectrum than water vapour.... Feedback: Climate myths: Carbon dioxide isn't the most important greenhouse gas | New Scientist WWW.NEWSCIENTIST.COM Water vapour is the most important contributor to the greenhouse effect but human emissions of CO2 are driving... high & low clouds.... https://www.metlink.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/FAQ7_1.pdf
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Tree down yet?
