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2008

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Elektrisk inngjerding kan være et godt tiltak for å sikre bigården mot bjørneangrep. Det norske vandrebirøktet krever gjerder som både er enkle å flytte, samtidig som de er sterke nok for å hindre ødeleggelser av bjørn. Strømgjerdene må imidlertid holde samme standard som de stasjonære gjerdeanleggene som benyttes i sauenæringa i dag, dersom tiltaket skal være berettiget offentlig tilskudd. Spørsmålet er om det er behov for å utarbeide en egen standard for el-sikring av vandrebigårder i Norge.

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Production of wood ash has increased strongly in the last ten years due to the increasing popularity of renewable and CO2-neutral heat and energy production via wood burning. Wood ashes are rich in many essential plant nutrients. In addition they are alkaline. The idea of using the waste ash as fertiliser in forests is appealing. However, wood is also known for its ability to strongly enrich certain heavy metals from the underlying soils, e.g. Cd, without any anthropogenic input. Concentrations of 26 chemical elements (Ag, As, Au, B, Ba, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Hg, K, La, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, P, Pb, S, Sb, Sr, Ti, and Zn) in 40 samples each of birch and spruce wood ashes collected along a 120 km long transect in southern Norway are reported. The observed maximum concentrations are 1.3 wt.% Pb, 4.4 wt.% Zn and 203 mg/kg Cd in birch wood ashes. Wood ashes can thus contain very high heavy metal concentrations. Spreading wood ashes in a forest is a major anthropogenic interference with the natural biogeochemical cycles. As with the use of sewage sludge in agriculture the use of wood ashes in forests clearly needs regulation.

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Manipulation of the canopy cover and site preparation are the most important silvicultural measures to enhance the conditions for natural regeneration of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.). During the early regeneration phase however, seedling mortality may be high, so it is important to study how different combinations of stand-level treatments and site preparation methods affect seedling establishment. We studied emergence, 1st winter and 2nd summer mortality for naturally regenerated spruce seedlings in a field experiment that combined four harvest treatments (shelterwoods of high (SH), medium (SM) and low (SL) residual basal area, and a 50 x 50 m clear-cut (CC)) and two site preparation methods (patch scarification and inverting). The CC had significantly fewer seedlings the 1st fall than the SL and SH (p = 0.0377), and in all harvest treatments, fewer seedlings emerged in inverted than in patch scarified spots (p = 0.0351). Mortality was also lower with patch scarification than inverting (1st winter: p = 0.0565, 2nd summer: p = 0.0377), but was not affected by harvest treatment (1st winter: p = 0.9211, 2nd summer: p = 0.1896). On average, mortality from 1st to 2nd fall reached 38% and 27% after inverting and patch scarification, respectively. First winter mortality accounted for approximately two thirds of the accumulated mortality, regardless of the harvest treatment and site preparation method.

Sammendrag

Oppspiring av av ugraset meldestokk før og etter simulert jordarbeiding for et felles europeisk/nord-amerikansk forsøk utført i 2005-2006  oppsummert.

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I 2003 startet Tine Meieriet Nord opp prosjektet NyGiv i nordnorsk melkeproduksjon. Formålet med prosjektet var i første rekke å gjennomføre et lederskaps- og bedriftsutviklingsprogram for gårdbrukere. NyGiv er nå avsluttet. Tines evaluering av prosjektet viste at gårdbrukerne hadde behov for en videre oppfølging for å få satt sin kompetanse og sine planer for bruket inn i et operativt system. […]