Written by loggers for loggers
Harvesting is a general term for cutting, processing, and extracting timber from stump to roadside ready for transporting to wood processing plants.
Forest Machine Magazine is written, owned and edited by a forest professional with over 40 years hands on experience. That’s what makes our magazine one of the leading publications in the industry.
We cover all aspects of forestry, from ground preparation through to the end product. Visiting harvesting sites, contractors, hauliers, and timber processing plants keeps us abreast of all the latest news and technology. Our team of professional operators carry out product testing of the latest accessories and equipment to improve workers safety and offer honest and unbiased reviews.
Today, John Deere introduced the latest updates to its Knuckleboom Loader lineup including design adjustments to the 437E and 337E models. The 2022 model-year upgrades also feature a new hood
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A Logset hybrid harvester draws attention with its low consumption, rapid power response and good user experience. R & D and operating costs have always been at the centre of
FLS (Forestry and Land Scotland’s) team in Aberdeenshire and Tayside has completed a massive effort to gather the detailed data that will inform the complex planning of full-scale timber recovery
Due to continued growth, we are looking for Forwarder Operators to be based in Northern Scotland, Southern Scotland and/or Northern England. Due to continued growth, we are looking for Forwarder
Rauma-Repola acquired Oy Lokomo Ab in 1970. The factory of Oy Lokomo Ab was established in 1972 in Joensuu and the production started on the 12th of September, 1972. In
Forestry and Land Scotland’s Steep Ground Felling Programme along the A82 is the most technically challenging timber harvesting in Britain. Carried out on dangerously steep slopes immediately beside a major