Newsletter – Winter 2017
In this issue
- Staff Changes at Woodnet
- National Government considering incentives for forestry planting
- MPI Update
- Emissions Returns
- Carbon Price Update
- Forest Valuations / Inventory Plotting
- Real Estate Update\
- Hot Topic Myrtle Rust
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Read MoreETS – Could it be changing for the better?
NZ Tree Grower – May 2017
- The Emissions Trading Scheme managed under the Climate Change Response Act has been operational in New Zealand since the start of 2008. In that time we have seen policy interpretation shift from ‘saving the world’ to ‘saving money’ and back to ‘saving the world’ under different political managers and changing international landscapes.
Download article: NZ Tree Grower – May 2017 – ETS – Could it be changing for the better
Read MoreMānuka – A rapidly growing industry
NZ Tree Grower – February 2017
- There was a time when the Government paid farmers to clear mānuka from their land. This article aims to help unravel some of the issues surrounding the source of New Zealand’s current liquid gold in the form of mānuka honey.
Download article: NZ Tree Grower – Feb 2017 – Manuka – A rapidly growing industry
Read MoreETS matters – Looking on the bright side of the Field Measurement Approach
NZ Tree Grower – February 2017
- The end of December 2017 marks the end of the Emissions Trading Scheme’s Commitment Period 2. All owners of ETS-registered forests planted after 1989, along with Permanent Forest Sink Initiative forests, are required to submit an emissions return by the end of June 2018. The emissions returns will be based on the change in carbon stocks between the last emissions return and the end of December 2017.
Download article: NZ Tree Grower – Feb 2017 – ETS Matters – Looking at the bright side of FMA
Read MoreNewsletter – December 2016
In this issue
- Seasons Greetings !
- Woodnet Staff Update
- Log Price Update (Indicative)
- Carbon Price Update
- Planting
- Trees on Farms Tree Planting Guides
- NZETR Account Details
- Afforestation Grant Scheme 2017
- FORESTS FOR SALE
- MPI Sustainable Forestry Bulletins
- Woodnet’s Mānuka Services
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Read MoreIn the ETS, is safe carbon really that safe?
NZ Tree Grower – November 2016
- Many tree growers may have a vague notion that their carbon liabilities at harvest will in fact be less than the total amount of carbon they have claimed in their emissions returns up to harvest. The Ministry for Primary Industries provide residual carbon tables to calculate the carbon left in the branches and roots which stay on site after harvest. Residual carbon is, in effect, a delayed surrender of the carbon remaining on site.
Download article: NZ Tree Grower – In the ETS, is safe carbon really that safe? – November 2016
Read MoreNewsletter – Aug 2016
In this issue
- NZETR Launch date announced 29th August!
- NZFFA (Wairarapa) Log Logistics Field Day 25th August 2016
- Log Price Update (Indicative)
- Carbon Price Update
- Ian Campbell
- Land Transfers – Don’t get caught out!
- Rural Support Trust
- FORESTS FOR SALE
- Woodnet’s Mānuka Services
- Wildside Walks
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Read MoreNZFFA (Wairarapa) – Log Logistics Field Day – 25th August 2016
NZ Farm Forestry Association – Wairarapa Branch Log Logistics Field Day – Thursday 25th August 2016 (1pm – 4.30pm) Awaroa Forest, Bideford and Waingawa log hub, Masterton This field day will look at all the factors that go into getting logs from the skid site to market. The event is relevant to anyone with an interest in radiata pine harvesting and logistics. See flyer: NFFA Log Logistics Field Day – 25th August...
Read MoreLand transfers involving the Emissions Trading Scheme
NZ Tree Grower – August 2016
- The Emissions Trading Scheme as we know it will be nine years old at the end of this year. Despite this, we are regularly working with clients who have been involved with land transfers and not followed the well-established legal requirements under the Climate Change Response Act.
Download article: NZ Tree Grower – Land transfers involving ETS – August 2016
Read MoreMānuka – A rapidly growing industry
NZ Institute of Primary Industry Management Journal – June 2016
- There was a time when the government paid farmers to clear mānuka from their land. What has changed? This article unravels the issues surrounding the source of New Zealand’s ‘liquid gold’.
Download article: Manuka – A rapidly growing industry
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