Stere
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Roots aren't doing any harm showing so why the need too do anything?
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You'll have to get her into being a snedding pro ?
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How bout theese ones: Skytec Argon Waterproof Thermal Gloves - SafetyGloves.co.uk WWW.SAFETYGLOVES.CO.UK Buy The Skytec Argon Waterproof Thermal Gloves From SafetyGloves.co.uk For £4.29 Per Pair With Free UK Delivery... Water proof & only a fiver.
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Sweet Chestnut, best winter months to coppice
Stere replied to iain123's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
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Why don't they make the car batteries like a cordless drill ones you can just swap out say between different cars of same brand, or upgrade? Should be pretty straight forward..... Obviously cost will be big but prices supposedly will decrease of new batteries in future.
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i have a samurai saw and a wolf garten one Samurai is alot better quality blade cuts faster, similar to silky in quality Pole Saws Archives - Samurai Saws WWW.SAMURAISAWS.CO.UK Got the TAKAEDA 350mm blade & fitted it on a bamboo pole harvested from someones garden ? there alu version probably would flex less, as bamboo flexs abit..... Shame the alu pole ones are out of stock but you could proabably bodge an adjustable alu pole (right diameter) and fit it to the TAKAEDA...
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Company selling compostable ones in germany: BioWit® Tree Protection WWW.WITASEK.COM Use BioWit® products to protect your deciduous and coniferous woods from damage caused by game! All our...
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Thought GSHP only good for modern well insulated homes and with underfloor heating otherwise large lecky bill.
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Maybe could write too the woodland trust to ask them what there policy is as regards to the enviroment, plastics, and tree guard disposal? A high profile enviromental charirty with multi million pound budget should have some kind of official planning and systems in place to clear up the mess there plantings are creating? (They probably don't have one) & use biodergrable ones or no always spec them if possible etc....
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How about solar PV and solar thermal with a battery bank for DHW? Telsa power wall
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I'd like one of theese ebike mini van probably 15k each?
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No good for shorter trees though... Eucalyptus canes interesting
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What are you getting instead?
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Dunno must be millions of theese across UK littering the countryside always amazes me how people just turn a blind eye to them when you see 1000's strangling hegdes and trees and many just blowing around on floor amongst tree planting schemes. I stick them sometimes in the domestic black bin in small batches not ideal.... There is a company that takes them if you pay: Farm plastic waste WWW.AGRI-CYCLE.UK.COM Agri.cycle primarily carry out farm plastic waste recycling. We also process tree guards and spent shotgun... Was a thread about them before.... I'd like to know a source of eco ones if you can get them anywhere....
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Thy killed all the greys here so its swarming with reds.
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Wonder if he could sell the meat & pelts ? ? Grey Squirrel Skin - flyonlyonline.co.uk WWW.FLYONLYONLINE.CO.UK Description Selling for £18 each, Also: A London restaurant is serving grey squirrel lasagne WWW.SQUAREMEAL.CO.UK Would you eat squirrel lasagne? Because a London restaurant is selling it. Head chef at Native, Ivan Tisdall-Downes...
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Planting trees shrubs in confined spaces with small amount of soil
Stere replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Chaenomeles Speciosa Nivalis one by each upright -
How did you get on?
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Any wild boar around? & do you also shoot the rabbits? Think boars rooting is suppose to be good for woodland biodiversity in controlled numbers?
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Silky file WWW.SILKY-EUROPE.COM <p>Silky saws remain sharp a long time. Should it be necessary, then you can file the teeth of the following... Some info not tried doing it yet.
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Ask different conservationists from different bodies they probably would all want different management to benefit the bats/doormice/butterflies/red squrriels etc. Local wildlife trust don't like trees all there work is clearing scrub from all there reserves which are mostly lowland heath and fens, so constantly cutting back birch heather gorse brambles and willow as all theese sites naturally want to become woodland. I think alot of people have got something slightly irrational against scrub sees a hated vegetation amongst conservationists. Maybe as the word "scrub" doesn't sound very apealing. Should call it baby forest instead?
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Yeah offshoring C02 output from all thoose imports is cheating. I think gimlet has it right population is the issue. Population seems a dirty world for enviromentalists to mention as (Pol Pot one child policy etc anyone?) UK 's at the top rest of world aspire to get there .... Don't see how all theese zero carbon by 2030 plegdes etc will ever be meet, when world its going the other direction atm, unless some miracle new technologies comes along with fusion power or AI. Bascially were all doomed! ?
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Even if the UK goes zero carbon fast won't impact alot globally i agree But if UK could try to be a place that leads by example it might show its possible and inspire other countries to do more. Indias economy was destroyed by UK rule and mis-management & exploitation. Economic history of India - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
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Make The BBC a TV subscription (pay as you go) channel
Stere replied to Baldbloke's topic in The Lounge
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Graphic of the area size of the Aus fires in one year. How big are the fires burning on the east coast of Australia? Interactive map WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM The scale of the bushfires burning in eastern Australia can be hard to grasp. This interactive map shows the total area... Huge land area supposedly exacibated by to climate change Was an article in New Scientist about how loosing so many trees can reduce the rainfall and change local climate Earth's most important rivers are in the sky – and they're drying up | New Scientist WWW.NEWSCIENTIST.COM The vast airborne waterways that keep our planet hydrated are fed by rainforests like the Amazon. If they disappear, the...
