Archive for: May 2007

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This article appeared in Magazine 7 of the Southern Queensland Forestry News and will interest all stakeholders within the Foresty Industry. The article was written by  PFSQ’s very own Ken Matthews.

This article appeared in our Spring 2005 Edition of Southern Queensland Forestry News. It shows how active land management can deliver positive farming outcomes.

Native forest management on private land / establishment of plantations on private land; what are you legally able to do and what are the consequences?  A booklet is now available to answer these questions such as: Native forest management 

This is a paper which was presented by Sean Ryan at the Australian Forest Growers Conference in late 2006.  The first link is an introduction to the paper and the second link is the full study.

Farm forestry is commonly undertaken with multiple-objectives in mind. In fact, numerous studies of participating landholder attitudes have revealed that environmental and aesthetic goals consistently rank higher than commercial ones.