Farm Woodland
Webinar: Woodland Creation & Management Part 1 – Benefits of woodlands
We address the hows and whys of woodland creation and management in this series of webinars. During this first webinar, we focus on the benefits of woodlands both…
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Free Woodlands Advice (Advertorial)
In the Scottish Farmer published, 4th July 2020, we published the advertorial below to promote our upcoming Farm Woodland webinar series which will focus on Woodland Creation & Management. Free…
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Farm Woodland Information Note: Quick Guide to Conifer Trees
Farm Woodland Information Note: Quick Guide to Conifer Trees Use the link above to download a printable version of the Quick Guide table to broadleaved tree species as shown in…
Read More >Farm Woodlands Information Note: Quick Guide to Conifer Tree Species
This Farm Woodlands Information Note gives a quick guide to conifer tree species highlighting their preferred climatic and soil conditions, exposure tolerance, general yield class, typical rotation length and the timber properties and uses.
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Farm Woodland Information Note: Quick Guide to Broadleaved Tree Species
Quick Guide to Broadleaved Tree Species Use the link above to download a printable version of the Quick Guide table to broadleaved tree species as shown below. For more information…
Read More >Quick Guide to Broadleaved Tree Species
This Farm Woodland Information Sheet is a quick reference guide to broadleaved tree species, highlighting the species preferred conditions, approximate mature height, exposure tolerance, general yield class and the benefits they provide.
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Farm Woodlands: Information Note – Obtaining Permission to Fell Trees
Farm Woodlands: Information Note – Obtaining Permission to Fell Trees The felling of trees is regulated by Scottish Forestry through the issuing of Felling Permissions (formerly Felling Licences). Felling includes…
Read More >Farm Woodlands: Information Note – Obtaining Permission to Fell Trees
The felling of trees is regulated by Scottish Forestry through the issuing of Felling Permissions (formerly Felling Licences). Felling includes coppicing, thinning, selective felling, clear-felling and clearing wind blow. This is part of Scottish Forestry’s duty to promote sustainable forest management and ensure that forest cover is maintained.
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Woodland creation, management & conservation support
Up to £1000 in woodland creation, management & conservation support available, without a prior ILMP The Scottish Government has lifted requirements to complete an Integrated Land Management Plan (ILMP) prior…
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Modern apprenticeships branch out into trees and timber
It’s an exciting time for the world of trees and timber, with increasing interest in the role that trees can play in mitigating climate change and environmental issues. More than…
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