Forestry News

If you are pricing a new harvester, trying to keep an older forwarder earning, or working out how to get more timber roadside with fewer hold-ups, forestry technology trends stop…

Södra is taking the next step in its innovation journey with the launch of Södra blue S – a new type of paper pulp that combines softwood fibres with oat…

Challenging terrain and weather conditions place high demands on forest machines in Norway. The winter testing period demonstrated how the 2010H forwarder’s new technology and operator support solutions improve productivity…

Volvo Trucks’ all-new combustion engine platform: Superior fuel efficiency and ready for a wide range of alternative fuels Volvo Trucks’ most fuel-efficient engines ever are here – two all-new 13-liter…

Finnish Sawmills are heading into another period of economic uncertainty. After several years of weak construction activity and falling demand, the sector is now facing fresh concerns that smaller and…

Electrification arouses curiosity among hauliers, but the already pressured everyday life creates uncertainty and questions about how the transition will work in practice. This is shown by three studies within…

Kesla Oyj starts the divestment process of the tractor equipment product group and focuses even more strongly on the development of the Kesla Defense product group Based on the strategic…

Excellent grip, reduced soil compaction – Nokian Tyres expands the Float King VF product family to R26.5 sizes Nokian Tyres responds to the growing demands of modern agriculture by expanding…

The wrong choice of base machine shows up quickly in forestry. You see it in rutting on a wet bank, in time lost getting between blocks, or in a harvester…

UK driver shortage hasn’t gone away – it’s just been hidden (new figures) The UK driver shortage hasn’t gone away. It’s being masked. Reduced freight movements, driven by ongoing events…