Arboriculture - The value of trees
27 Jan 2012 | by Hannah Jordan
A survey highlighting the multi-million pound contribution of trees to Torbay's environment will give tree officers another weapon in their armoury, Hannah Jordan reports.
Writing a formal business plan helps define the what, why and how of achievement, says Neville Stein.
A survey highlighting the multi-million pound contribution of trees to Torbay's environment will give tree officers another weapon in their armoury, Hannah Jordan reports.
Machines designed for general organic waste were put through their paces in Oxford, Sally Drury reports.
Sudden oak death has caused extensive damage to a wide range of hosts on both sides of the Atlantic.
The watchword for 2012 remains 'tough' but the Olympic Games and the Queen's diamond jubilee promise a confidence boost for many in the industry, Jez Abbott, Matthew Appleby and Jonathan Tilley report.
Young shoots on plants are susceptible to grazing damage while bucks' antlers can harm bark.
These firs are becoming customers' favourites for Christmas, says Miranda Kimberley.
For small businesses, strategic management need not be complex, says Neville Stein.
With action difficult and labour intensive, accurate identification of this root disease is key to tackling infection.
Safety, comfort and value for money are the watchwords when selecting workwear, Sally Drury finds.


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