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Tree Crop Technologies’ core areas of technical expertise are in genetic improvement of tree species and in irrigated plantations for effluent and by-product water re-use. Key competencies include: Tree improvement and research
Irrigated plantations for effluent and by-product water re-use and site evaluation
CSG Water Management is a strategic alliance between Tree Crop Technologies and The Pump House. It is the leading supplier of bespoke biological infrastructure to the Australian Coal Seam Gas (CSG) Industry. Australian CSG producers use Irrigated Forest Plantation and Cropping Program for the beneficial use of CSG produced water. The production of CSG produces large volumes of waste water. Beneficial use of CSG produced water to irrigate trees is an innovative approach that addresses the twin problems of CSG waste water salinity and volume. The Irrigated Forest Plantation and Cropping Program is cost effective, environmentally sustainable and conforms to strict State Government legislative and regulatory requirements for the beneficial use of CSG waste water. Clients benefit from turnkey, biological solutions that let them focus on gas production. OperationalTree Crop Technologies staff have over 90 years accumulated forest management experience. Tree Crop staff have pioneered development of species for salt and drought tolerance, and management practices for medium rainfall regions. Tree Crop has highly developed plantation management systems including work instructions, quality management systems, workplace health and safety policies, environmental policies, and agreements database. Tree Crop has an established contractor and nursery network, particularly throughout Queensland and NSW. The combination of Tree Crop’s experience and management systems enable it to provide either a turnkey plantation management service, or individual service elements including:
EnvironmentalTree Crop Technologies has particular expertise in the use of commercial plantations to address environmental management issues including: CarbonAustralia has established a target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 60% of year 2000 levels by 2050. In December 2007, Australia became a signatory to the Kyoto Protocol. This will allow international trade of carbon reduction credits. This market was worth $30 billion in 2006. The Government has foreshadowed the introduction of an Australian Emissions Trading Scheme (AETS) from 2010. Forest sequestration is expected to be a key platform in the proposed AETS. Tree Crop Technologies is able to provide the following services in relation to carbon plantation growers: BiofuelsTree Crop Technologies is currently working on genetic improvement of tree species to provide feedstock for production of bio-diesel. Specific areas of expertise include: CommercialTree Crop Technologies has particular expertise in commercialisation of plant related technology and protection of intellectual property:
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