Browsing by Author "Jones, Hayden S."
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Assessing drivers of plantation forest productivity on eroded and non-eroded soils in hilly land, eastern North Island, New Zealand
(2014-07-02)Methods: The impact of soil erosion by mass movement on forest productivity was investigated in a paired plot trial in a planted forest in a mainly hilly to steepland catchment (Pakuratahi) near Napier, eastern North Island, ... -
Impacts of forest harvesting on the performance of soil-landscape modelling in a radiata pine forest, northern New Zealand
(The University of Waikato, 2004)New Zealand's forestry industry requires new information on the spatial distribution of certain target soil properties and locally significant soil classes in order to implement sustainable and site-specific forest management ... -
A soil-landscape model for Mahurangi Forest, Northland, New Zealand
(New Zealand Society of Soil Science, 2000-12-03)Exotic plantation forestry is an important land use of both economic and environmental significance in Northland and elsewhere in New Zealand. It is therefore of considerable importance that forestlands be managed sustainably ... -
A soil-landscape model for southern Mahurangi Forest, Northland
(University of Waikato, 2000)Exotic plantation forestry has a productive area of about 75 000 ha in Northland (L. Cannon, personal communication). Forestry is thus an important land use of both economic and environmental significance in Northland as ... -
Soil-landscape modelling and soil property variability for forestry land evaluation in Longwood Forest, Southland. Phase 1: soil-landscape model development
(University of Waiakto, 1997)Large scale, quantitative information about the variability of target soil properties is required for forest management. This project is attempting to determine whether or not the New Zealand Soil Classification system ...
