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EXTRACTION OF RESIN AND LANATANA ERADICATION
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4. Introduction
Started in 1606 as a Novel stores Industries in America .
America used resin for sealing the crack hole in the boat.
India started Tapping work in 1896.
Earlier European and Asian Countries where practiced “Lip
& Cup” Method.
Later an improved method commonly known as “Rill
Method” standardized at Forest Research Institute ,
Dehradun to overcome the Lip & Cup Method.
As per Rill Method the yield is 25% more per Tree per
Season compared to other methods.
5. Different methods of Resin tapping
1.French cup & lip method 2.Rill method 3.Bore hole method
Resin is obtained by tapping standing Pinus roxburghi.
There are 3 different methods of tapping-
6. Bark Shaver
Blaze frame
Spray Bottle
Marking Gauge
Hammer cum Nail Puller
Groove Cutter
Collection Can
Pot Scrapper cum groove cleaner
Tools used for Rill Method
7. 1. Preliminary Procedures.
2. Tree Enumeration and Blocking.
3. Harvesting Process of the Tree.
a. Bark Shaving.
b. Marking the position of Blaze & groove.
c. Cutting the Central Grove.
d. Fixing the Lip and Resin Pot.
e. Freshening.
f. Treating the Blaze with stimulant.
4. Collection of Resin & Cleaning the Groove.
5. Transportation of Collected Resin.
Steps for Resin Tapping using
Rill Method
8. Preliminary Procedure – Resource Collection and Data
Collection of Pine Trees –Data analysis and report
preparation – Area Selection and Environmental Study.
Tree Enumeration– Procedure of counting the Tappable
Trees. This work is repeated in every 05 years.
Blocking- Blocking the Pine forest average 10,000 trees
are kept in one compartment and each block divided into
sub block ,one sub block is provided for one worker for
tapping.
9. Bark Shaving– The loose and rough bark over a surface
area about 45cm x 30cm above 15cm from the ground is
removed with the bark shaver leaving 02mm thickness.
Marking the Position of Blaze and Groove – The Blaze
frame is vertically fixed on the bark shaved surface leaving
15cm above the ground and position of the blaze frame
marked with the marking gauge.
Cutting the Central Groove- A central groove 4mm
deep and 7-9mm wide is made with the help of central
groove cutter.
10. Mr.Aswani Kumar Sir ,RFO
Saurabh Van Vihar
,Palampur demonstrating
the rill method
11. Tapping rills calculation
One week = 01 rill
One month =04 rills
One season(08 months) =32 rills
After two years tapping the blaze reaches a
height at which it is not possible to pull the
freshening knife upwards.
The blaze can be extended up to 04 years
during the fifth year the height will be beyond
the reach of the tapper.
During the sixth year a new blaze is made at
the bottom of the tree in the same manner as
in the first year and continued this process
upto 20 years
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13. Fixing the Lip and Resin Pot– Lip should be fixed
properly with nails & iron wires and ensure that proper flow
of resin into the pot
Freshening – Tapper should stand near the tree on one side
of the blaze and hold the freshening knife at the lowest
point of the central groove .Average width b/w consecutive
rills is 6 to 7 mm and depth 2mm.
Treating the Blaze with Stimulant - A chemical
Stimulant used is a mixture of 1:1 ratio (20% dilute sulphuric
acid and dilute nitric acid) should be sprayed on the freshly
cut rill through sprayer .
14. Live Demonstration of Rill Method Tapping
Tapping Season-
start on 15th March to 15th October (07 months in colder localities )
and
upto 15th of November (08 months in Warmer localities )
15. Collection of Resin & Cleaning the Groove
Remove resin pots from
trees and thoroughly
removed resin from the pot
with the help of scrapper
and collected in the
collection can .
Central Groove is cleaned
after each collection with
groove cleaner to facilitate
smooth running of fresh
resin to the pot.
16. Benefits of Rill Method
Minimum Cutting that save heart wood from the
damage and does not reduce the economic value of
wood.
Fast healing of blaze reduce the tapping cycle and
increase tapping life of tree and forest.
Provide safe from the fire and wind comparatively.
It generates more employment due to 08 months
tapping period and then transportation period .
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18. Introduction
Family – Verbenaceae . Local name – Panchphuli.
Lantana Camara is native to the Tropical & Sub-Tropical
regions of Central & South America .
In India it was introduced in the early 18th century as an
ornamental plant in Coorg , Dehradun and Kolkata.
Now 3.2 million hectares besides forests and fallow land is
fully covered with this weed Lantana Camara
19. Lantana Infestation – a growing problem
One of the world’s 10 worst invasive species –
declared a problematic weed in about 60 countries
Introduced in 1807 as an
ornamental plant
Infests 44% of forest area
(about 3,00,000 sq. km.)
In India
About 2354.9 sq. km. area infested
with Lantana
Mostly found in subtropical forests
below 1000m altitude
In Himachal Pradesh
20. Challenges for Managing
Seeds extremely viable – can remain dormant for 10s of
years.
Extremely versatile – adapts to climatic and edaphic
conditions.
No natural competition.
Produces large amount of seeds every year.
Has good coppicing ability.
Ability for vegetative propagation from root stock, air
layering.
22. Involves cutting the main tap root of the Lantana plant
below its coppicing zone.
Bamboo
Pole
Pushing
Root
Side
Digging
up to 4
Inches
(Transition
Zone )
Cut the
Root
Using
Kudali
Turn the
uprooted
stock
upside
down
25. Precautions before Removing Lantana
Simultaneously clear all the small/new Lantana plants.
Not to break the branches .
Strike the base of the root by kudali as close as possible
to avoid soil disturbance.
Other desired species should not be damaged.
If there is large birds perching trees, clear the Lantana
periodically from such sites.
28. Putting clumps of grass in the pits.
Manual grass propagation. Preferably
fast growing shrub/grass.
Broadcasting seeds by dibbling or
pellets.
Planting of native species.
Restoration of Lantana
Cleared Areas
29. Uses of cleared lantana
As fuelwood – dried Lantana can also be used to
charcoal making
Production of handmade furniture such as stools,
chairs, mats etc.
Use of dried leaves as mulching agent
Biogas production
30. Benefits of CRS method
Uprooting exactly below the
transition zone (4 inches) eliminate
the possibility of reproduction
capacity.
Minimum disturbance of soil.
Minimum damage to other flora and
flora species .
About 60% less manual efforts
compared to cutting/slashing.