The land
Location, area, terrain, exposure and previous land use. Photos and a plan help locate the project.
BEFORE PLANTING
Before planting paulownia,
assess your land.
Before ordering seedlings, let us review your land, resources and goals. This assessment helps identify the checks and steps needed.
Request a proposalQuestions to review before buying
Soil
Available tests, texture, depth and drainage observations. We identify missing information before drawing conclusions.
Water
Proposed source, seasonal availability, known quality and irrigation equipment. Assess the resources that can actually be used.
Local climate
Information about frost, wind, dry spells and plot-specific features. Location alone does not describe every condition.
Variety and purpose
Timber, agroforestry or another goal: we review planting material and the required characteristics, without assuming all varieties suit the same use.
Resources for ongoing care
Available time, people on site, equipment and budget for work after planting. The project must include ongoing maintenance.
How does the assessment work?
You describe the plot
Send the information you have and your preferred schedule. Simply say if the variety is not selected or a test is missing.
We specify the checks
We review what you send and identify open questions. Where needed, we discuss further observations, tests or possible visits.
We define the next phase of the project
We review constraints and the steps to prepare. Adjustments or more information may be needed before deciding to plant.
An assessment before committing
The aim is to help you decide using available information. The assessment is not a promise of yield or timber sales.
For our first conversation
You do not need a complete file to introduce your project. Prepare what you already have.
Location and photos
Town or coordinates, proposed area, plan and general views of the plot.
Soil and water
Existing tests and a description of the proposed water source.
Goal and schedule
Intended use, proposed variety if known, planting period and available resources.
What happens after the assessment?
If you proceed, we can agree on support to organise work and contact with the agronomist. Scope and costs are specified before services begin.
How support works → Services and pricing