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Terraseed® patented systems have been developed to help
tree seedling growers significantly improve quality and
productivity, thereby also reducing costs.
Key issues facing seedling tree and ornamental growers include:
- Cost and environmental impact of soil sterilization and
gritting treatments.
- Cost and lack of reliable labour for transplanting and
weed control
- Cost of specialist machinery for seeding, planting and
weed control
- Reduces the time taken to grow some seedling, including
birch, by 50%
- Replaces soil sterilisation for weed control
- Eliminates the need for gritting and specialist machinery
- Minimises water requirement for irrigation
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Terraseed Arbor™ is currently recommended for the following tree species:
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Please contact us for updates and advice
if you are interested in tree species not listed above.
Terraseed Arbor™ also controls
annual weeds and reduces irrigation demand.
Terraseed Arbor™
- After laying some crops including birch, becomes sensitive
to high temperatures during germination. It may be necessary
to cool Terraseed Arbor™ with small amounts of water applied
regularly during establishment.
- Begins to breakdown during the autumn after laying and
does not impede undercutting or top lifting. The remains are
degradable and can safely be incorporated into the soil after
harvest.
Terraseed Arbor™ is supplied in rolls that are 1.5m wide and
up to 200m long with a maximum of 6 rows.
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