80 Years in the Making: A Look at Pine Seedling Growth in Belarus

Ivantsy Experimental Forestry: Growing Pine Seedlings in Belarus The Ivantsy experimental forestry in Belarus recently shared a video showcasing the growth of pine seedlings. The video features Vikenty Stanislavovich Kopash, the director, who explains the process in detail. He highlights the term "cheklik," referring to the protective seed husk that eventually falls off. "It's fascinating to see how these tiny seeds develop," Kopash says, demonstrating the delicate seedlings. He also emphasizes the long-term nature of forestry, noting that it takes 80 years for a pine tree to reach maturity. This underscores the patience and dedication required in the field. The video offers a unique perspective on Belarusian forestry practices, highlighting the meticulous care involved in growing these essential trees. It also provides a valuable insight into the time and dedication involved in sustainable forestry.