Ash spreading

At a time when sustainable forestry is more important than ever, spreading ash becomes a natural part of circular thinking. Instead of being disposed of as waste, biofuel ash is returned to nature – where it belongs. This not only benefits the forest land, but also reduces the load on landfills and contributes to a […]

Ash spreading is a forest management measure that is often overlooked, but plays a crucial role in maintaining soil fertility and long-term forest health. Cutting down forests also removes important nutrients from the ecosystem. By spreading biofuel ash back onto cleared land, a large proportion of these nutrients – particularly potassium, calcium and magnesium –

Ash spreading is a forest management measure that is often overlooked, but plays a crucial role in maintaining soil fertility and long-term forest health. Cutting down forests also removes important nutrients from the ecosystem. By spreading biofuel ash back onto the clearings, a large proportion of these substances – especially potassium, calcium and magnesium –