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How 3 years of war have ravaged 2 Million Hectares of Ukraine’s forests, and affected the people who depend on them Over two million hectares of Ukraine’s forests have been

A recurring inquiry within the industry pertains to the high costs associated with forest machines, equipment, and spare parts. What accounts for the premium pricing of these essential assets in

UK timber and panel import volumes were 0.6% higher in Q1 2025 than they were in 2024, reaching 2.26 million m3. UK timber import volumes were 0.6% higher in Q1

Clark Engineering, a leading UK Forestry Engineering Company, is the only business to have received this prestigious Tamtron award on two occasions. Pictured: Murray A. Clark (left) and Richard Gordon

The original extreme sport lived up to its reputation at the 2025 British TIMBERSPORTS Championship this weekend. Returning to the Royal Three Counties Show in Malvern, Worcestershire, the competition was

John Deere set a new standard in harvesting in 2024 with the introduction of the first H-Series forest machines that took productivity and joy of work to a whole new

Komatsu at Bauma 2025: An Extraordinary Edition with Ground-breaking Innovations and Unprecedented Enthusiasm Komatsu at Bauma 2025-Munich once again lived up to its reputation as the beating heart of the

The new Volvo long-distance electric truck has a range of up to 600 kilometers and its batteries can be charged in 40 minutes. For the very first time, Volvo now

Kesla Discontinues Its Wood Chipper Product Range As Part Of The Company’s Strategic Review Kesla Oyj has decided to discontinue its Kesla Wood Chipper product group as part of the

Komatsu Forest MaxiXT Head – Enhancing productivity and versatility for tracked forestry machines MaxiXT Head is a powerful attachment control system that turns a tracked machine into an efficient and