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Dave Jacke, Coppicing, Pollarding, great video from DAcres

 
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I did a quick search and was surprised to find that this video hasn't been shared here yet. As mentioned in this forum, Dave Jacke (of Edible Forest Garden fame) is working on what will probably be another classic book on agroforestry.

This video is a presentation he gave at DAcres of New Hampshire. Thanks are likely due to Josh Trout and Dave Jacke and the DAcres crew for the video.

Dave covers (in varying degrees of depth):

  • different types of buds, and what we know about their role in coppicing/pollarding
  • coppicing
  • pollarding
  • historical and modern techniques
  • uses and products from coppice systems
  • silvopasture and pollarding -- **with interesting research about cool-season grasses increasing in productivity under light shade of coppice system**
  • fodder crop details: esp. Morus alba (white mulberry) and Robinier pseudoacacia (black locust).
  • the rejuvenating (anti-aging) effect coppicing has on trees
  • some coppice compatible species
  • coppice spacing considerations
  • when to coppice for different types of yields/goals/products
  • some natural fencing options (to keep out deer and other animals) using coppice products or living fencing




    • Go Dave Go!


    image courtesy of midwest permaculture article HERE
     
    Joshua Finch
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    Great find! I'm sure I'm not alone is waiting for their book release... this is critical information. I'm glad they are taking their time to synthesize information from thousands of papers. I bet the final product will match Edible Forest Gardens in terms of credibility and information density.

     
    Zenais Buck
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    Oooh! Thank you for posting this!
     
    Tina Paxton
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    Anyone have his lists that he says several times he would email to folks? I want those lists!!

    Thanks for sharing the video! I'll be listening to it over and over.

    http://notquitethereyethomestead.blogspot.com/ --On the highway going from here to there the question is oft asked "are we there yet". The oft given answer is "not quite yet". So it goes with life and with my little piece of it. This is my story. I get to tell it my way. I hope you enjoy it.

     
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    Tina Paxton : Apparently this was ether held at DAcres and filmed there, or a crew from DAcres got permission to film it, generally the film crew sets up in the back
    of the class to not end up cheating the people who paid to go to that class !

    So - for more information on that list you could try the link below ! If you get the list ask if it can be shared freely !

    http://www.dacres.org/aboutdacres/contact-us/contactus.html

    For the good of the Crafts ! Big AL

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    Tina Paxton
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    Thanks Allen! I have now emailed DAcres and I also found an email address for Mr Jacke and emailed him directly. Hopefully, I will get a response from one or the other. If I do, I will request permission to share the lists here.

    http://notquitethereyethomestead.blogspot.com/ --On the highway going from here to there the question is oft asked "are we there yet". The oft given answer is "not quite yet". So it goes with life and with my little piece of it. This is my story. I get to tell it my way. I hope you enjoy it.

     
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    have they released a book yet?
     
    Everett Arthur
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    Not yet. I think they found that there was a lot of missing data, esp for non-eurasian species, so they're taking the time to grow and gather data. Might be a bit. :(
     
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    Just figuring this out who new I wow think I'm gonna get into this stuff have alot of learning thanks to everyone that takes time
     
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