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Managing a coppice forest

 
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Anyone here coppice for building supplies, basketry, other purposes?

What's your favourite reference for managing a coppice forest? What kind of trees do/would you grow? What do/would you make from the wood you harvest?

a little about coppicing
 
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I'm coppicing for livestock feed, firewood & mushrooms. Info is scattered around the net.

This is a good site & I'm hoping the book finally comes out:
http://www.coppiceagroforestry.com/index.html
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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