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Polycyclic Plantations

In the area of Badia Pozzeveri, not far from our production hub in Capannori, we set up a series of continuous cycle plantations where trees and shrubs with different growth and cutting patterns coexist. They are constantly replanted after cutting, or grow back autonomously from shoots, thus guaranteeing constant natural coverage over time. From the eco-environmental standpoint, polycycle plantations requalify a flat area that used to have only residual agricultural value, improving the local habitat, regulating the absorption of rainwater, and conserving carbon stock in the soil.

Natural polycyclic plantations are usually composed of an alternation of:

Medium–long-cycle plants, cut at 15–40-year intervals from planting (hazelnut, cherry, oak, maple, ash, linden) for wood used as structural timber or for manufactured products.
Short-cycle plants, cut at 8–14-year intervals from planting (in particular poplar) for the production of paper or packaging.
Very short-cycle plants, cut at 6–7-year intervals from planting (e.g. plane) and used as firewood.
Shrubs that are not cut, and contribute to maintaining soil coverage.

This varied composition ensures that the different species are cut at different times, allowing any intervention to have a modest impact on the landscape and on the habitats created. Furthermore, the limited agricultural practices required by this management approach allow for preservation of the carbon stock in the soil, and avoid further aggravating global warming due to the massive repetition of tree cutting and replanting.

This type of planning and management of the woods – which includes the permanence of at least 30-40% of the trees after each cutting cycle – allows us to pair different productive species (namely those providing firewood, structural or construction timber, and wood for the production of cellulose) with the logic of permanent topsoil coverage and biodiversity protection.

The wood management method created by polycyclic plantations entails multiple benefits: productive, visual, bio-ecological benefits in terms of habitats for animal species (protecting local biodiversity), regulation of rainwater, and conservation of carbon stock in soil. All thanks to the limited cutting practices (and the permanence of a large part of the woods), which however supply local production chains, including those dedicated to poplar wood and to cellulose production for paper manufacturing.

BulkySoft® Rainbow Napkins 40×40 2 Ply Grey

BulkySoft® Rainbow Napkins 40×40 2 Ply Grey

BulkySoft® Rainbow Napkins 40×40 2 Ply Orange

BulkySoft® Rainbow Napkins 40×40 2 Ply Red

BulkySoft® Rainbow Napkins 40×40 2 Ply Red

BulkySoft® Rainbow Napkins 40×40 2 Ply Yellow

BulkySoft® Rainbow Napkins 40×40 2 Ply Yellow

Linen Line Airlaid Napkins 40×40

Linen Line Airlaid Napkins 40×40 – Bag

Linen Line Airlaid Napkins 40×40 – Black

Linen Line Airlaid Napkins 40×40 – White

Linen Line Airlaid Napkins 40×40 – White

Polycyclic Plantations

Kilometroverde® - Lucca.

Kilometroverde® - Lucca.