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Teagasc promotes Continuous Cover Forestry in Ireland

July 29, 2019

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The growing interest in continuous cover forestry in Ireland is reflected by a new information guide from Teagasc (the Agricultural and Food Development Authority of Ireland).  Details of Continuous Cover Forestry supports can be found on their  website here

Teagasc have also recently published a summary, key benefits, and constraints for Continuous Cover Forestry in the 2019 Irish Forestry and Timber Yearbook (as pictured below). 

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