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The new regulation on deforestation-free supply chains applies to companies that bring certain raw materials and products to the market, provide them, or export them. The regulation applies to raw materials such as wood, cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, and especially soy. Companies must demonstrate the deforestation-free nature of their supply chain and ensure the legal compliance of their products. The regulation includes extensive transparency obligations and will apply to affected companies from December 30, 2024. Violations can lead to legal consequences, so companies should already plan compliance measures. [Extracted from the article]

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The article focuses on the growing importance of sustainability in horticulture, as highlighted in a significant portion of the latest edition of the Gardener's Exchange. It discusses various sustainable practices ranging from using self-sourced wood for heating to surveys among horticultural businesses regarding their experiences with the Environmental Program for Horticulture system.

The article explores how to make use of natural elements in a decorative and creative way for relaxation. Topics include Wood is enjoying increasing popularity again as an ecological building material as wood ensures optimal humidity, excellent thermal insulation and a healthy indoor climate; and Modern, innovative wood-based materials enable a wide variety of technical and design wood construction methods, even for multi-storey houses.

The article "Wood-based feed additives: Rethinking sustainability" emphasizes the importance of animal welfare and sustainable agriculture. Wood, as a renewable resource, provides an important foundation for innovative product developments in the feed sector. Active substances with antioxidant potential have been discovered in the bark of certain tree species. A recently published study has shown that wood-based feed additives can improve the intestinal integrity of livestock. In an Austrian field trial, the feed additive was able to reduce mortality in a pig herd by 50% and also had positive effects on the animals' growth. The use of renewable resources such as wood provides a valuable basis for the development of innovative feed additives that can improve both animal welfare and economic efficiency. [Extracted from the article]

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The article focuses on the cupboards made of dark wood, sitting areas with turned legs and carved backrests checkered room textiles and bits and pieces with a regional touch. It mentions grain, knotholes, sapwood coloring, bark or natural cracks do not represent a blemish, but make the furniture individual and unique.

The article discusses the EuroShop 2023 event in Dusseldorf, Germany emphasizing the diverse designs and materials in store design. It discusses the importance of creating inviting customer spaces aligned with current trends, catering to younger customers who seek unique and shareable shopping experiences. It highlights the use of warm materials, especially wood, to convey a friendly atmosphere.

The article informs that the new interest in craftsmanship and DIY are helping to make wood the natural building material in Switzerland.

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The article informs that students of the garden and landscape design course at the Van Hall Larenstein (VHL) University of Applied Sciences in Velp traveled with their lecturer Jan van Merriënboer to the Arboretum Park Härle in Bonn-Oberkassel in November 2021 to participate in a Participate in the guidance of Michael Dreisvogt. It mentions about the study of the use of wood, dendrology and landscape architecture.

The article discusses about the environmental compatibility of substrate and peat reduction. Topics of further discussion includes use of vegan fertilization which require in waiver of mineral fertilization, use to climate neutral soil, increased use of wood fiber as an alternative to peat as a substrate output.

The article discusses ongoing research at Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf and Technische Hochschule Rosenheim, in Germany, exploring methods to address nitrogen immobilization in wood fibers and examining the impact of production parameters and diverse wood assortments on this issue.

The article presents the discussion on emphasizing the substances like sludge or wood diesel do not fall under the category of E-Fuels. Topics include versatile approach aligns with their commitment to sustainability and resource efficiency; and significance of E-Fuels and other methods for producing synthetic fuels has garnered attention.

The article reviews several art exhibitions including "Woody Shopper" by artist, Roman Gysin and "Landschaftsgemälde (Landscape Paintings)" by artist, Mitchell Anderson at the Kunsthalle 8000 in Wädenswil, Switzerland.

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The article talks about the use of wood instead of plastic in the forest. It mentions that the growing and protective covers for young trees are predominantly made of plastics; and mentions about the high need for afforestation in Germany. It also mentions that climatic data such as temperature, wind movement and humidity raised in the cover.

The article presents the discussion on female figures in geometrically patterned dresses being similar to gridding background disappear. Topics include wooden panels often literally two sides showing a homage to those before artist Gabi Fuhrimann, who died a year ago; and art history finding artists painted exclusively on wood.

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Interior design and flooring from wood are highly appreciated by consumers. Today's wood industries use mostly technical parameters to identify wood quality, whereas knowledge about consumer preferences is rarely taken into account. The exploration of terms consumers use in their day-to-day language characterising wood surfaces (Picture 1) can help to direct and focus the production and marketing of high valuable wood products according to consumers' appreciation and preferences. This study aims at (1) identifying relevant items which consumers use when assessing wood surfaces. (2) Relevant items are examined with regard to the construction of a practically feasible set of different Items and factors. The final number of items and factors should comprise the whole range of diverse aspects of the consumer's visual assessment of wood surfaces. A questionnaire in German language was used (1) to collect relevant terms and criteria in an open question. (2) A Set of 39 pre-set items, which have been found to be meaningful in earlier studies (in English language) was translated into German and offered to consumers (n = 102) to test their relevance in German language. This set of items was analysed in an exploratory factor analysis on the base of 96 answers. Two other questions requested terms (3) that were missing and (4) which were the most relevant. Out of the answers to the questions 1 and 4, objective and subjective Items (Table 1) were categorised. Based on the answers to question 2, the Kaiser-Gutttman criterion suggested a solution based on 12 factors, but further analysis revealed four factors the most appropriate solution (Table 2). Meaning and interpretation of the items and factors from this study need to be set in the context of the people's socio-demographic environment and so results cannot be generalised. The adjustment and validation of the items and factors identified in this study is recommended with regard to different panels of consumer groups and wood products, for which this study suggests adequate methods and tools for questionnaire design and data analysis. This may help to direct production and marketing of valuable wood products more effectively towards consumer's preferences with positive effects for a more efficient use of the raw material and added value. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article informs that according to a new study by the University of Kassel and the WWF, global wood consumption significantly exceeds the sustainable harvest.

The article focuses on gas crisis in the greenhouse and vegetable or ornamental plant business, the owners spoke explicitly several times their existential fear. It mentions heats with wood and explained through the run on wood as a source of energy "to infinity" and wood prices and the consequences for its price calculation. It also mentions energy consumption is more than a billion kilowatt hours per year and farms energy from geothermal energy is an alternative.

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The article evaluates several products incluidng flowers from Vosteen; items made of bamboo or ceramics and hearts made of mango wood with glass decorations from Posiwio; and Flower Boards from Halbach.

The article informs on the role of tree nursery, the Horst Bradfisch tree nurseries which offers services to customers from municipalities, garden centers and gardening and landscaping. It mentions that the range reflects the change in the use of wood in public green spaces, and c Changing site conditions, also due to climate change, are also bringing tree species such as Fraxinus ornus, Ostrya carpinifolia, Prunus padus ‘Schloss Tiefurt' or Zelkova Green Vase 'into focus.

The article focuses on plant nursery technology exhibition held from August 29-30, 2019 in Pinneberg, Germany. It mentions productivity of the wood producers and focus was on Christmas trees, because both the suppliers of machines and exchange of experience and information. It also mentions nursery technology is used as a technical reference book about 300 pages comprehensive exhibitor catalog. INSET: Baumschultechnik auf einen Blick..

The article offers brief information on several construction products including wood for playground equipment from playground equipment manufacturer Bürli AG, fresh water station Cronus from water equipment manufacturer Domotec and AquaRoyal PK plaster from building material maker Keimfarben.

The article presents information related to woods; and also mentions about the impact of climate change on home gardens.

The article presents the discussion on special way of working with wood developed with timber furniture made from old scaffolding planks.

The article reports that Oprins moves Hydrangea serrata ‘Magic Pillow' in hills of Korea and Japan originates, flourishes on young wood and draw through profuse bloom from June to September 2019.

The article offers information on the 23. Winterlichen Gehölzseminar, a seminar to be held in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Germany from February 13-16, 2020.

The article focuses on wood belongs to one Genus with four species and outer tepals are light yellow, the smaller inner ones on the other hand irregular brownish red streaked to spotted.

The article offers information on products offered by Woodkings made of real wood and recycled materials.

The article offers information on the answer of a quiz related to identification of wood which short-stemmed small tree and broad top-shaped Apple fruits.

The article reports that Austrian company Ing. Erwin Thoma Holz GmbH (Goldegg) has opened a new dimension of sustainable construction: the experts manufacture houses that are made entirely of naturally pure, solid wood ("Wood 100").

A quiz related to a wood species that is native to the cooler zones of the Northern Hemisphere is presented.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including beginning of one Renaissance of natural history topics; shows plants as high-selling gift ideas; and stays close to nature in the decoy by Oliver Ferchland.

The article presents information on the Austrian timber construction industry with special attention to the use of wood in architecture, the environmental aspects of the construction industry, and the area Vorarlberg, Austria. Other topics mentioned in this article include urban planning, Austrian architects, and building materials.