Month: July 2026

Helping is no easy task. And not everyone is up to it. This also applies to vehicles. The Slovak Republic was one of the countries to be hit by devastating…

A forwarder that misses a week in the middle of a wet winter contract can cost far more than the repair invoice. That is why the new v used forwarder…

New Harvester Laser Scanning technology can help harvester operators detect crooked trees before they are felled and cut. In a new Harvester Laser Scanning project, the Forestry Research Institute of…

Nine new projects to improve Scottish timber transport infrastructure for the benefit of our communities, whilst also reducing environmental impact, are to be funded by Scottish Forestry. £900,000 has been…

This years APF Exhibition will host a series of short talks and panel discussions called Talking Forestry, to highlight some of the issues that forestry faces. At APF 26, Talking…

Woodland Mills’ bestselling portable sawmill now features a true 26-inchmaximum cut width, unlocking the full potential of its 26-inch log capacity. The new Woodland Mills HM126MAX Portable Sawmill introduces a…

Mantsinen 90, a redesigned material handling machine that combines significantly increased lifting capacity with the future‑proof GEN3 control system. Built on decades of experience in heavy-duty material handling, the Mantsinen…

Roadshow gives contractors the chance to trial the Oregon SpeedMax XL Anti-Vibe bar in working forestry conditions Oregon joined Clark Engineering in May for a forestry roadshow focused on the…

From September 3rd to 5th, FinnMETKO 2026 will once again become a hub for the latest developments in the forest industry. Around 350 exhibitors have registered so far for FinnMETKO…

The European sawn timber market is currently experiencing a significant and prolonged slowdown in demand. This trend reflects changing market conditions and could have various implications for the industry. Europe’s…