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NZFOA || In Episode 3 of Forest Call, Don Carson talks to Paul Burridge from Summit Forests about the career opportunities for young people in forestry – the sector with the most guaranteed growth curve. This episode also examines how a root fungus is being used to replace fungicides and promote healthier trees. Forest Call is produced by [...]
NZFOA || Episode 9 of Forest Call features Geoff Thompson from the Forest Growers Levy Board, and a report on new technology to fight moths from Scion, New Zealand's crown research institute for forestry. Forest Call is produced by the New Zealand Forest Owners' Association. Growing the forest story: Forest Call Forestry has come out of [...]
The Plan sets out the activities for the establishment, management and harvest of the Radiata pine forest, the primary asset of Forest Enterprises' investments, and is carried out by Forest Enterprises as Forest Manager.
Under the Limited Partnerships Act 2008, the General Partner (GP) is the person is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Limited Partnership and its business. This management responsibility has been contracted out by the GP to Forest Enterprises Limited as the Investment Manager. However, limited partners retain control by holding shares in the General [...]
The cash return to Investors from the net proceeds of harvest revenue. Payment of distributions is likely to be made up to four times per year once cashflow from harvest has commenced, harvest expenses have been paid, and when surplus funds are available. Not all harvest income (distributions) is paid in the same year as [...]
The New Zealand Forest Owners Association publishes a range of industry resources including New Zealand Forestry Bulletin, a three times per year publication. The Bulletin provides an excellent overview of national and international issues affecting the wood and forestry sectors. Read the latest issue for Summer 2015/2016, published 8 February 2016. In this issue: The [...]
A forest that occurs naturally, containing a diversity of native and endemic tree species which seed, grow, mature and die within the natural cycle. Indigenous (native) forests contrast with plantation forests that are planted as a crop.
A fast-growing soft-wood tree that grows up to 35 metres and has many commercial uses. It is the most commonly grown tree in New Zealand's plantation forests. It is also known as Monterey pine and is native to California, USA.
The choice of company you invest with is most important. Invest with a company with a proven track record of taking a responsible approach to asset management and adding value for their investors. As the first direct forestry investment company established in New Zealand, our 50-year record of providing high-quality, profitable forestry investments speaks for [...]
A forestry term used to express the productivity of a site in terms of volume growth for Pinus radiata. It is the mean annual volume increment in cubic metres per hectare of a 300 stem per hectare Radiata pine stand at age 30 years. As a measure of productivity used in modelling and forecasting tree growth [...]
