Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I'm in Akita right now.
It really is cold, lol.
But it's that time of year when everything starts to turn green.
Why do we plant trees at this time of year?
Well, if you think about it normally, it's actually pretty simple, but,
Conversely, why do greening efforts fail?
Possible Reasons for Failed Landscaping
- The seeds died from the frost.
- There are too many plants per square meter, so they're dying from a lack of nutrients.
- Poor moisture retention
- I used too much fertilizer, which caused fertilizer burn.
- Wild animals ate it. They ravaged it.
- To begin with, the seeds that were selected aren't suited to that region.
- The heat caused the plants to wither.
- The soil is contaminated.
- The pH value is extremely high on either end of the scale (acidic or alkaline).
- Soil that is too wet. (Root rot)
- The soil is too hard.
That's one way to look at it. Actually, there are times when I didn't even put any seeds in, lol.
Even if there are reasons why it doesn't grow due to various special conditions,
If you do the work during the stable seasons of spring and fall, it actually goes surprisingly well.
After all, they're living things, so...Just like humans, they’ll grow up healthy and strong if the conditions are right lol
People say "landscaping" so casually, but it's really hard, isn't it?
Plus, the warranty against defects lasts for two years.
See you later.
Good evening ^ ^
I’d like to ask a question, so I’m leaving a comment.
The design within the scope is for seed spreading work, and this is the first time we will be performing this type of work. However, for vegetation substrate spraying work, we typically select the method based on the slope protection selection flowchart, soil hardness, acidity, precipitation, and slope gradient to determine the spray thickness and prepare and submit a seed mixture plan. Is it also necessary to submit a survey and analysis report for the seed spreading work?
Also, if you know how to calculate the amount of seed needed for broadcast seeding, I’d appreciate it if you could let me know.
Thank you as always.
Surveys are necessary even for seed dispersal.
It is up to the contractor to determine whether the government agency's instructions are reasonable.
If it is determined that this is inappropriate, it should be stated in the agreement, as it serves as evidence for determining which party is at fault.
It would be smarter to say, “We’ve received these survey results; please provide us with an official directive from the government office.”
From the company’s perspective, it would be better to consider the question: “If we make that decision without investigating, who will be held responsible?”
For seed blower mixtures, it’s a good idea to refer to NEXCO’s A and B blends or the specifications provided by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
To put it another way, it’s safer to have the government office issue it. If you want to take a more proactive approach, you can refer to the specifications listed here on the ○○ Agriculture and Forestry Office website.
It would be best to submit a memorandum asking, “Is this okay?”
We look forward to your continued support.