Revegetation on Farm
- Tree Planting in 2025 Tree Planting in 2025
- Wind Breaks for the Upper South East Wind Breaks for the Upper South East
- Managing Revegetation Managing Revegetation
- Managing Trees Around Power Lines - Power Friendly Species Managing Trees Around Power Lines - Power Friendly Species
Have land? Thinking about farm forestry or shelter belts? Now is the time to prepare for June 2025! Why Plant Trees on Your Farm?
- Boost Productivity: Combat land degradation, protect crops, and improve stock shelter.
- Increase Property Value: Healthy trees enhance land value and overall farm aesthetics.
- Diversify Your Income: Harvest timber, non-timber products, honey, fodder, and more.
Beyond Profit: Trees Provide
* Clean water
* Wildlife habitats
* Carbon sequestration
* Livestock protection
* Healthy soils
* Clean air
* Pollination services
* Recreational and educational opportunities.
It’s Not Just About the Trees
Establishing trees on your land means long-term benefits—for your farm, your community, and the environment. From sustainable timber harvesting to wildlife conservation, trees give you the power to shape a greener, more profitable future.
Please click here to access Powerline friendly species
Don’t Wait—Order Your Seedlings Today!
Contact Samantha Blight
📞 0447 900 001
📧 sblight@coorong.sa.gov.au
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Please click here to access Windbreaks for the Upper South East
A useful guide for planning on farm windbreaks in our region. Windbreaks for the Upper South East fact sheet outlines key benefits to well designed windbreaks. It is also a useful guide on how to create a windbreak and suitability of plants/shrubs for soil types and rainfall. Please note this fact sheet was produced a while ago, but the information remains sound for our greater region.
TREE GUARDS AND REVEGETATION SUPPLIES
Visit https://www.arborgreen.com.au/
Arborgreen are located behind Bunnings Mount Barker.
This handbook provides information on commonly found pest plants and animals on CLLMM Community Revegetation Project sites and tips on how to control them. The pests included in this document have been historically targeted and controlled throughout the existence of this Project on the revegetation sites. The list is not exhaustive and not every species known to occur has been included in this document, however the more commonly seen and regular occurring weeds have. The majority of woody weeds have been controlled on all revegetation sites and have been included as a reminder that regeneration may occur into the future.
Please click here to access the Managing Revegetation Handbook.
There are limitations when planting trees under or near powerlines. SA Power Networks have developed a powerline friendly list of species by zones to simplify the selection of tree species suitable for planitng under powerlines.
Please click here to access Powerline friendly species.
For more information on Farm Forestry click here