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Amuri Hills

Recent Reports
Carbon Credits - June 2010 (PDF)
Annual Report - December 2009 (PDF)

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GT1, March 2009: Fourteen year old pines at Glens of Tekoa, North Canterbury, above the confluence of the Hurunui & Mandamus Rivers. GT2, March 2009: Fourteen year old Douglas-fir at Glens of Tekoa, well suited to this site and climate.
GT3, December 2009: Another Douglas-fir stand at Tekoa, thriving on a sheltered site above the Hurunui River.

LH1 March 2010: Part of 110ha of pine, mostly fully or part pruned at Leslie Hills, North Canterbury. HF2 March 2010: Fifteen year old pine at Hopefield Station, North Canterbury, half way through its rotation.

Six Hills

Recent Reports
Carbon Credits - June 2010 (PDF)
Annual Report - December 2009 (PDF)

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HF1, March 2010: Thirteen year old pines at Hopefield Station, exhibiting excellent growth & form. GT7, Feb 2008: Part of 50ha of pruned pine at Glens of Tekoa just before thinning.
AH2 2009: Clearwood pine forest at Ahuriri farm visible from the Christchurch - Akaroa road a few kms past Tai Tapu.

AH1 June 2010: A 50ha thirteen year old forest at Ahuriri, known as the Rifle Range block. GT10 May 2010: 'Fort Bragg' Douglas-fir at Glens of Tekoa. Part of 50ha of this premium provenance aged fourteen doing very well.
LH2 March 2008: Framing regime of pine at Leslie Hills on a windy site. May be best as a carbon storage site as it will have good volume but poor form.

Insignis

Recent Reports
Carbon Credits - June 2010 (PDF)
Annual Report - December 2009 (PDF)

Photos

PT1 October 2009: A 30ha stand of pruned pines at Paratu south of Waimate. They have very good form and an excellent growth rate. RH1, November 2009: The 81ha pruned Radiata forest at The Ramshead, south of Renwick up a branch of the Waihopai Valley, and beside the Omaka River. This stand has well exceeded initial forecasts.
CC1, August 2009: Part of 160ha of premium pruned pine at Chimney Creek, on a very productive site, in an ideal forest growing area.

Triple Ridge

Recent Reports
Carbon Credits - July 2010 (PDF)
Annual Report - December 2009 (PDF)

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GT5 December 2009: One of four stands of Douglas-fir on terrace faces beside the Hurunui River on Glens of Tekoa. KM1 2009: High pruned GF28 radiata pine at Kalimera, Hundalee above the Conway River growing very well.
KM1 October 2008: Eight year old Cupressus macrocarpa, yet to be pruned or thinned, below pines at Kalimera.

GT6 December 2009: Nine year old framing regime of pine on 'The Hooligan' at Glens of Tekoa. LH3 July 2009: A small part of 167ha of pines at Leslie Hills, 82% of which are pruned.

Mt Whitnow

Recent Reports
Carbon Credits - July 2010 (PDF)
Annual Report - December 2009 (PDF)

Photos

GT8 December 2006: Part of the east side of the Douglas-fir stand at Glens of Tekoa looking south.
MW1 November 2009: Six year old Douglas-fir at Mt Whitnow, part of 90ha in three stands
AH3 November 2009: Thirty hectares of part pruned GF Plus pine at Ahuriri, near Tai Tapu.

Seventh

Recent Reports
Carbon Credits - July 2010 (PDF)
Annual Report - December 2009 (PDF)

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CC2 November 2009: Six year old GF Plus cuttings at Chimney Creek in the Waikakaho Valley which will be a premium unpruned regime in a top growth area. HF3 March 2010: Part pruned seven year old GF Plus pines at Hopefield Station, and a few Ovens Cypress in the foreground.
GP1 November 2009: Six year old Douglas-fir at Gola Peaks, North Canterbury, sporting new season's growth.

GT14 March 2009: Five metre six year old GF Plus Radiata at Glens of Tekoa which will mostly be an unpruned regime.

Mt Noble

Recent Reports
March 2006

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Mt Noble November 2009: Mt Noble's unpruned (framing timber) pine regime aged fifteen in November 2009 Mt Noble November 2009: Mt Noble's large Douglas-fir stand aged fifteen.
Mt Noble November 2009: Mt Noble's pruned (clearwood) pine regime aged fifteen.

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GT1, March 2009: Fourteen year old pines at Glens of Tekoa, North Canterbury, above the confluence of the Hurunui & Mandamus Rivers.	GT2, March 2009: Fourteen year old Douglas-fir at Glens of Tekoa, well suited to this site and climate.	GT3, December 2009: Another Douglas-fir stand at Tekoa, thriving on a sheltered site above the Hurunui River.
LH1 March 2010: Part of 110ha of pine, mostly fully or part pruned at Leslie Hills, North Canterbury.	HF2 March 2010: Fifteen year old pine at Hopefield Station, North Canterbury, half way through its rotation.

HF1, March 2010: Thirteen year old pines at Hopefield Station, exhibiting excellent growth & form.	GT7, Feb 2008: Part of 50ha of pruned pine at Glens of Tekoa just before thinning.	AH2 2009: Clearwood pine forest at Ahuriri farm visible from the Christchurch - Akaroa road a few kms past Tai Tapu.
AH1 June 2010: A 50ha thirteen year old forest at Ahuriri, known as the Rifle Range block.	GT10 May 2010: 'Fort Bragg' Douglas-fir at Glens of Tekoa. Part of 50ha of this premium provenance aged fourteen doing very well.	LH2 March 2008: Framing regime of pine at Leslie Hills on a windy site. May be best as a carbon storage site as it will have good volume but poor form.

GT5 December 2009: One of four stands of Douglas-fir on terrace faces beside the Hurunui River on Glens of Tekoa.	KM1 2009: High pruned GF28 radiata pine at Kalimera, Hundalee above the Conway River growing very well.	KM1 October 2008: Eight year old Cupressus macrocarpa, yet to be pruned or thinned, below pines at Kalimera.
GT6 December 2009: Nine year old framing regime of pine on 'The Hooligan' at Glens of Tekoa.	LH3 July 2009: A small part of 167ha of pines at Leslie Hills, 82% of which are pruned.

CC2 November 2009: Six year old GF Plus cuttings at Chimney Creek in the Waikakaho Valley which will be a premium unpruned regime in a top growth area.	HF3 March 2010: Part pruned seven year old GF Plus pines at Hopefield Station, and a few Ovens Cypress in the foreground.	GP1 November 2009: Six year old Douglas-fir at Gola Peaks, North Canterbury, sporting new season's growth.
GT14 March 2009: Five metre six year old GF Plus Radiata at Glens of Tekoa which will mostly be an unpruned regime.