A 'how-to' guide on assessing and managing your bush and its products for long-term profit and sustainability. Learn how to identify, measure and market timber products.
| Title | Getting Started in Private Native Forestry - Managing the forest on your farm |
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| Author(s) | |
| Pages | 102 |
| ISBN | 9780731306305 |
| Catalogue number | B736 |
| Year published | 2010 |
| Publisher | NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development |
| Price | $35.00AUD (inc GST) |
| Paperback / Hardback - $35.00 | Buy now |
| eBook - $17.00 (iPad/iPhone) |
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| eBook - NA (PC/Android) |
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