Written by loggers for loggers
Devastating forest fires in 2024 led to unprecedented levels of forest loss, ravaging vast expanses of greenery and wildlife habitats. The infernos swept through once-lush landscapes, leaving behind a charred…
In an impressive milestone, a Scottish Forestry Company has proudly celebrated the arrival of its 100th Komatsu Forest machine! This remarkable achievement not only showcases their commitment to excellence but…
“Nothing runs like a deere”. There we have a slogan that is known around the planet! But what some of our customers probably don’t know is that the history of…
With the warm dry weather set to continue this weekend we will see a fire danger extreme situation where the utmost care must be taken to prevent forest and wild…
John Deere skidders demonstrate their exceptional capability in extracting full-length trees, with a specific model available for each application. John Deere Skidders-Image ©John Deere John Deere skidders-stands out as a…
Steep-slope logging is not for the faint of heart. Here is a recount of some of my recent visits to some of the more severe sites where operators, machines and…
To maintain biodiversity in managed boreal pine forests, strategic restoration can be done by actively recreating the variety of dead wood. Insect traps on dead wood pine flames that were…
Pm Trac – German engineering designed specifically for forestry use With the presentation of the Pm Trac at the ZLF 2004 fair in Munich, Pfanzelt set new standards in the…
Scottish Apprenticeship Week – March 3-7 To help mark Scottish Apprenticeship Week Rural Affairs Secretary, Mairi Gougeon, has welcomed Forestry and Land Scotland’s efforts to highlight the importance of apprenticeships…
Steidl Oswald Timber Transportation Offers his views on his new EPSILON TZ12: COMFORT DRIVE LATERAL TOPSEAT An important partner is essential for the municipality. Steidl Oswald Timber Transportation plays a…