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Neuson Forest have just released their largest purpose built tracked levelling harvester to date, the Neuson 264 HVT. The Neuson 264 HVT is capable of harvesting mature trees up to

David Leslie, Joint Managing Director, discusses the technical advancement of the James Jones sawmill in Aboyne On a stormy night in January 1953 – laterknown as The Muckle Storm –

Glennon Brothers, a third-generation family timber processing business, has entered into an agreement with SHV Energy to purchase Balcas Ltd, subject to approval from the Competition and Markets Authority in

Upsurge In Demand For Softwood Imports The Timber Trade Federation predicted that 2020 would be the worst year on record with widespread job losses and many companies facing financial ruin.

Two hybrid harvesters and two largest Logset forwarders arrived in Russia to work in Ust-Ilimsk (Irkutsk Oblast). The giants, Logset 12H GTE Hybrid and Logset 12F GT are designed for

World’s biggest oil exporter also announces plans to generate half of its energy from renewable sources over the next decade Saudi Arabia aims to plant 10 billion trees, as part

Four French oaks that have been standing for hundreds of years in a once-royal forest now have a sacred destiny. Felled in the Loire region’s Forest of Berce, they have

Wales to combat economic and environmental crises by becoming a ‘forest nation’ Welsh Government urged to build more affordable housing using indigenous timber to achieve a green recovery from the

The 2019 fire that ravaged the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris has forced officials to make a number of difficult decisions, including how to replace the spire that was destroyed

In a stunning display of nature’s force, officials at Yosemite National Park said a powerful windstorm that ripped through the park caused 15 giant sequoia trees to fall in Mariposa