Age: FORESTRY can best contribute to fighting climate change in Australia by mass planting of trees on farm land to provide biofuels for transport, according to a researcher. Farm forestry plantations would take up a maximum of 30% of a farmer’s land, using wood as a feedstock for bio-methanol, says Barney Foran, a research fellow at the Institute of Land, Water and Society at Charles Sturt University in Albury. Mr Foran, a former CSIRO agriculture and ecology researcher, envisages …