Many forest owners focus on planting new forests – but forget what happens afterwards. To get a straight, dense and viable forest of the future, it is not enough to put the seedling in the ground. Planting and clearing in combination is the key to long-term success. If the seedlings are left alone from wildlife […]
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When it comes to protecting forest plants, there are several ways to go. The most common method in Sweden is chemical treatment, where a wildlife repellent is brushed or sprayed on the plant. It deters wildlife by taste or smell and provides effective protection during the winter months. Mechanical methods such as sleeves, nets or
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Planting new forests is an investment in the future. But young seedlings are vulnerable, especially to wildlife damage from moose, deer and elk. That’s why plant treatment a crucial part of regeneration. Plant treatment involves protecting plants by either chemical or mechanical means to prevent them from being grazed, defoliated or damaged. A well-implemented treatment
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