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A brief market roundup from across the globe World Wide Wood Austria- softwood lumber exports fell 7% in the first seven months of the year, with a smaller 3% decline to the EU. Softwood sawlog imports also fell
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British TIMBERSPORTS® Champion looks to make history at World Championship The TIMBERSPORTS® season reaches its pinnacle at the World Championship later this month, and current British Champion Glen Penlington will look to make his mark after qualifying for
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James Jones & Sons launches £21m ($28m) expansion at Moray timber site James Jones & Sons: The expansion initiative is designed to significantly boost production levels while simultaneously improving the company’s processing capabilities. This development will meet the
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SeedGun is a cost-effective reforestation method that gives seeds the best conditions to sprout and grow into healthy trees. Very precise sowing creates significant savings in seed costs and notable improvements in sowing results. SeedGun can be installed
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Excellent all-terrain grip: Nokian Tyres Ground King Loader now available for wheel loaders in size 17.5R25 The Nokian Tyres Ground King Loader product family expands with a new size, 17.5R25. Designed for wheel loaders, the tyre handles varying
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Finnish forest machine manufacturer Jarcrac Forest Finland Oy unveiled the new Jarcrac CW60 combi machine at FinnMETKO 2026. The new 8-wheel machine introduces a new platform to the Jarcrac product range, developed with a particular focus on operator
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For contractors, dealers and woodland businesses, auction results are useful because they expose the live market. But they can also mislead when hours, head condition, tyre state, paperwork and collection costs are treated as footnotes. The price that
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A harvester that loses power halfway through a wet timber site rarely warns you. One day it is working normally; the next, it is throwing fuel-pressure faults, blocking filters or refusing to restart. To reduce diesel contamination, the
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STIHL launches its most powerful battery-operated chainsaw for tree felling in noise-sensitive environments STIHL has expanded its professional battery-powered range with the launch of the STIHL MSA 600 C-O – the most powerful battery-operated chainsaw on the market.
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For the 100th Anniversary: Construction is underway on the STIHL Tiny Forest in Stuttgart STIHL Tiny Forest-As part of its 100th anniversary celebrations, STIHL launched a special project at its founding location in Stuttgart. The Construction of the
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About half of the timber transports in the studied system could be electrified under today’s conditions. Wood-processing charging points can be as important as battery size and range. Electric timber transport. The overall goal of the TREE project
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A harvester can be worth several hundred thousand pounds, but the bigger loss after a serious incident is often the work it stops. A machine off the road, a damaged timber wagon, a third-party injury or a blocked
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The UK needs to focus on increasing tree planting and approach timber security with the same seriousness as food security, says Baroness Barbara Young, the newly appointed chair of the Forestry Commission. UK Woodland Creation. England created just
Continue reading UK Woodland Creation Falls Short in 2025-2026
Can AI teach a forwarder to load? Through simulation and field tests, autonomous forwarder cranes are trained to choose efficient and safe grips in timber piles. Photo; Skogsforsk Can AI teach forwarders to self-load?-Loading a forwarder with logs
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We cover all aspects of the forest industry from ground preparation, road building, planting, harvesting, extraction, haulage, saw-milling, health and safety, through to the end product. We visit harvesting sites, contractors, hauliers, and timber processing plants to keep abreast of all the latest news and technology.
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