The hardwood industry says any seedling planted today will not be ready for saw log harvest until at least 2050, which will result in a shortage of appearance-grade timbers needed for things like floors, doors and stairs. Stock image
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Plantation expressions of interest announcement too little, too late
The hardwood industry says any seedling planted today will not be ready for saw log harvest until at least 2050, […]
Plantation expressions of interest announcement too little, too late
Last week’s announcement of a formal expressions of interest process for investors and plantation developers to expand the state’s plantation timber supply in Gippsland has drawn criticism from the timber industry.
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