More considered policies would help drystock farmers and foresters co-exist, says Neal Wallace. The post Hacking at forestry policy when pruning is wanted appeared first on Farmers Weekly.
Ongoing policy uncertainty bites into foresters’ plans and seedling sales. The post Commercial forestry plantings slashed this year appeared first on Farmers Weekly.
A survey conducted by the New Zealand government showed it remains challenging for permit holders to navigate the emissions market as regulatory uncertainty lingers.
The New Zealand government was advised that reducing its 2050 biogenic methane emissions target could see the gap to its third emissions budget (2031-35) double, official papers released Tuesday showed.
The Swedish furniture giant is one of the biggest forestry owners in a region, and it's worrying residents. The post A district ‘swallowed’ by pine trees: Fears over IKEA forests appeared first on Farmers Weekly.
A pilot using nature credits to restore forests in New Zealand co-governed by Maori trustees is seeking buyers, they announced this week.
Emissions in the New Zealand ETS will sit below the cap for the next decade, officials told the government in advice released on Thursday, creating a buffer for dry years.
Daniel Carson cites recent research to argue that there’s a metric we dare not leave out when measuring farming credentials. The post Nutrient density: the missing link in the emissions debate appeared first on Farmers Weekly.
