Private Forests Tasmania opens expressions of interest for integrated farm forestry project

Leah McBey
Updated May 14 2020 - 1:06pm, first published May 13 2020 - 5:24pm
MORE TREES PLEASE: Wynyard-based Stephen Clarke is keen to get farmers to join the new planting program, which he believes will be a win-win and will help Tasmania meet a growing demand for timber products. Picture: Supplied
MORE TREES PLEASE: Wynyard-based Stephen Clarke is keen to get farmers to join the new planting program, which he believes will be a win-win and will help Tasmania meet a growing demand for timber products. Picture: Supplied

"The best time to plant trees is yesterday," according to Wynyard-based senior private forest advisor Stephen Clarke.

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Leah McBey

Leah McBey

Senior Journalist

As a southern New Zealander I love island life. So Tassie was an obvious choice after living in North America, Europe and the Pacific Islands. I've done a bit of everything but communication is the motif threading through my life.

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