What Species to Grow? Some factors affecting the choice of trees for farm forestry Landholders have shown increasing interest in “farm forestry” in recent years because growing trees on private land for future timber - Grevillea robusta - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	What Species to Grow? Some factors affecting the choice of trees for farm forestry Landholders have shown increasing interest in “farm forestry” in recent years because growing trees on private land for future timber Add to Reading List Document Date: 2003-02-02 20:57:16 Open Document File Size: 605,89 KB Share Result on Facebook City Brisbane / Victoria / Cairns / / Facility Or Dr Stephen Harrison Economics Department The University Of Queensland St Lucia QLD / Queensland Forest Research Institute / University of Queensland / Finance James Cook University of North Queensland Townsville QLD / / / IndustryTerm raw timber product / agroforestry network / stream bank stabilization / improved stream bank stabilization / / Organization David Smorfitt Department of Accounting / Queensland Forest Research Institute / University of Queensland / James Cook University / / Person Bob Congdon / Rod Keenan / David Lamb / David Smorfitt / / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / / Region north Queensland / / SocialTag Trees of Australia Systems ecology Land management Agroforestry Grevillea robusta Plantation Reforestation Araucaria cunninghamii Forest Forestry

What Species to Grow? Some factors affecting the choice of trees for farm forestry Landholders have shown increasing interest in “farm forestry” in recent years because growing trees on private land for future timberAdd to Reading List