Growing Kauri for Timber

Gray Baldwin is a dairy farmer from the Waikato, New Zealand. Hear him talk about the establishment of 5ha of Kauri that will be ready for harvest in 150-200 years!
New Zealand Farm Forestry Website:
www.nzffa.org.nz/
New Zealand Farm Forestry Facebook page:
/ nzfarmforestry

[@dprcontracting6299]

Yeah Gray a great place for anyone's ashes! Nice long term thinking.

[@DuncansFarm]

KIA ORA! I am new to farming after 12 years in the building industry. Thank you for the inspiration to start my own TH-cam channel!

[@bekithomson5200]

My father planted many trees on his father's property about 100 years ago.

[@obennett100]

I hear there are forrests in Asia that have a 400 year cycle. Nice to see someone planning trees for the long haul

[@totaratree99]

Nice video thanks.

[@Treesfarminginpakistan]

What is kauri botanical name sir?

[@MrNimtiz]

I think its kinda sad to plant these beautiful trees for harvesting

[@newzealandfarmforestryasso4574]

Yes, but given the time frame it’s for the future generations to make harvesting decisions. In the meantime they are there to be enjoyed.

[@yingle6027]

Would you prefer the exotic, invasive, Pinus Radiata instead?

[@PolAdd22]

Only humans can do stuff to benefit the future generations. Usually other animals care only about themselves or their families. You just inspired me to do a similar thing my friend

[@starflash08]

Maybe gift it to nz, that would be more nobel and get you good karma