enabled implementation of farm plan recommendations in large areas of the eastern hill country (see map). In the past five years, farmers have planted over 20,000 poplar poles, established 203 hectares of forestry and erected 116.8 km of fencing to retire 3,333 hectares of marginal land. Downloads South Taranaki and Regional Erosion Support Scheme (STRESS) (537 KB pdf) Related links South Taranaki Regional Erosion Support Scheme (MPI)
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page Introduction The leaves of most poplars and many willows are very palatable to livestock. Young poles need to be protected from stock until there’s sufficient foliage beyond the reach of browsing animals, for the trees to survive. Information Sheet 33 (Pole planting - establishment) outlines strategies farmers can use to protect young poles. Once poles are established, their palatability can be turned to advantage, as supplementary fodder for stock. There are three ways they can be
poplar and willow poles. Taranaki Regional Council acknowledges the co-funding of STRESS by the MPI Hill Country Erosion Fund. Council can also assist planholders with One Billion Trees grant applications which includes forestry and reversion. Contact: Land Management Team www.trc.govt.nz/stress-erosion-scheme/ Top of page Riparian assistance Catchment funding: Mitigate effects of freshwater consent applications by accelerating riparian plan implementation in 14 catchments. Funding may be available
poplar and willow poles. Taranaki Regional Council acknowledges the co-funding of STRESS by the MPI Hill Country Erosion Fund. Council can also assist planholders with One Billion Trees grant applications which includes forestry and reversion. Contact: Land Management Team www.trc.govt.nz/stress-erosion-scheme/ Top of page Riparian assistance Catchment funding: Mitigate effects of freshwater consent applications by accelerating riparian plan implementation in 14 catchments. Funding may be available
scheme, the Carvers have planted exotic forestry and retired native bush on 47 hectares of highly erodible land. They’ve completed more than 3 kilometres of fencing, with another 3 under way. They’re stabilising slopes with poplar and willow poles they’re growing themselves. They’re also fencing and planting waterways on their dairy property. And the Carvers are retiring, covenanting, fencing and protecting 97 hectares of mature native forest with assistance from STDC, QEII Trust and the TRC’s Key
koromiko (Hebe stricta), five-finger (Peudopanax arboreus), swamp coprosma (Coprosma tenuicaulis), and coastal tree daisy (Olearia solandri). Sedges include Schoenoplectus validus and Baumea rubiginosa. New Zealand spinach (Tetragonia trigyna) and the convolvulous Calystegia sepium, are scattered throughout the flaxland. Pine (Pinus radiata), some poplars (Populus sp.), bracken (Pteridium esculentum) and umbrella sedge (Cyperus ustulatus) border the edges of this wetland vegetation.
page SPOTSWOOD HIGHLANDS DEVON NPGHS SHGC 44 DEVON ST WESTSOUTH RD 3.15PM 8.30AM 44 3.36PM 3.25PM 8.20AM D IX O N S T SOUTH R D W A IR A U R D OAKURA TUI GR 3.55PM 44 7.40AM 7.55AM Starts Cnr Wairau and Tui Grove Merrilands to Spotswood SCHOOL SERVICE* 44 Ōakura to Highlands IntermediateROUTE Ph 0800 87 22 87 www.taranakibus.info TaranakiPublicTransport Cash payments are still accepted on the bus
Weeds - Low There are numerous exotic species in recently retired/planted pastoral margins and on the forest periphery, although the density of these is currently low. Within the forest area the overall the incidence of pest plants that threaten biodiversity is currently low at the site. page Fern Grove At a glance TRC Reference: BD/9688 Ecological District: North Taranaki Land Tenure: Private Area(ha): 20.5
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