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    [Archive] Group dying of conifers (FC Leaflet 65 – 1976)

    This Leaflet describes all aspects of the fungus Rhizina undulata Fr. and its control.

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    Cleaning mechanised pesticide spray equipment

    Lead Author: Bill J Jones

    This Technical Note sets out the procedures for cleaning pesticide applicators and proposes a cleaning regime drawn from current sources of best practice.

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    Mechanised Spraying Systems for Herbicide Use in Forestry

    Lead Author: Bill J Jones

    This Technical Note outlines these application methods and provides details on the components of mechanised sprayers and herbicide delivery systems. Information is also provided on pre- and post-storage maintenance, sprayer testing and spray drift management. Conclusions and recommendations give guidance for the use of mechanised sprayers in forestry.

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    Planning and Managing Pesticide Stores

    Lead Author: Bill J Jones

    This Technical Note outlines legislation governing pesticide use and sets out training and certification requirements relevant to pesticide storage. It provides recommendations on planning, constructing and maintaining permanent and mobile pesticide stores and gives guidance on the management and safe storage of pesticides. Advice is also given on waste disposal,...

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    Selecting nozzles for hand-held applicators

    Lead Author: Bill J Jones

    This Technical Note provides guidance on the selection of appropriate spray nozzle(s) for use in the application of pesticides. Influences on selection, such as type of target, weather conditions, pesticide formulation, spray equipment and spray quality, are described. Information is provided on the British Crop Protection Nozzle Code. Types of...

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    The Environmental Change Network at Alice Holt Research Forest

    Lead Author: Suzanne Benham

    The Environmental Change Network (ECN) was established in 1992 to provide a framework for monitoring the effects of a range of environmental drivers on freshwater and terrestrial ecosystems. The Alice Holt ECN site represents the Forestry Commission’s commitment to this long-term collaborative programme. This Research Note reviews data collected at...

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    Nearest neighbour method for quantifying wildlife damage to trees in woodland

    Lead Author: Harry W. Pepper

    This Practice Note discusses in detail the nearest neighbour method and its use as a decision-making tool for wildlife management.

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    [Archive] Reducing pesticide use in forestry

    Lead Author: I Willoughby

    UK Government and European policy is to minimise pesticide use as far as possible. Covering pest, disease, vegetation and wildlife management, and based upon the latest research, Reducing Pesticide Use in Forestry can help forestry practitioners to assess the impact of any problem and select a non-chemical solution. Two simple...

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    The prevention of rabbit damage to trees in woodland

    Lead Author: Harry W. Pepper

    Rabbits have increased considerably in numbers in the British countryside. This Note gives a brief description of the problems associated with rabbits and summarises the control methods available.

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    Recommendations for fallow, roe and muntjac deer fencing: new proposals for temporary and reusable fencing

    Lead Author: Harry W. Pepper

    This Practice Note presents the recommendations resulting from research work into reducing the cost of deer fencing without compromising on efficiency.

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    [Archive] An Ecological Site Classification for forestry in Great Britain with special reference to Grampian, Scotland

    Lead Author: Graham D Pyatt

    Describes a site classification that provides a sound ecological basis for the sustainable management of forests and resulting timber production, wildlife conservation and other benefits. Applicable to all kinds of woodlands, it incorporates the existing classification of soil types used for many years when selecting silvicultural options. Much of this...

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    [Archive] Factors affecting the natural regeneration of oak in upland Britain

    Lead Author: R. Worrell

    This review collates information on the natural regeneration of oak (Quercus petraea and Quercus robur) in upland Britain and the factors which influence it.