Depends. You can't really do bleeding in terrain this steep but mixing the methods might work. Besides, the trees are replanted and this ecosystem adapts well. The ecosystem here is much more resilient than, say, that of the rainforest.
@@ronniejohnson9145 Pinus Radiata grows so well in NZ that they are a 23-28 year crop rotation, don't grow anywhere near as as slow as in their home country
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Tigercat ls855c i have with a 624c is the biggest sack of shit ive ever operated, dont get why it struggles to lift, even ABs cant figure it out
Those clear cuts are not a sustainable method of forestry.
Depends. You can't really do bleeding in terrain this steep but mixing the methods might work. Besides, the trees are replanted and this ecosystem adapts well. The ecosystem here is much more resilient than, say, that of the rainforest.
That's all second growth just look at the growth rings on that radianta pine.
@@Joelsfilmer These are NZ plantation Forest Farming.!!!
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It's a 40-60 year crop. Image if a farmer cut his corn and didn't replant it.... Kind of a bad business plan.
@@ronniejohnson9145 Pinus Radiata grows so well in NZ that they are a 23-28 year crop rotation, don't grow anywhere near as as slow as in their home country