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Timber harvesting in the UK is facing several pressures at the moment, and many contractors are finding conditions increasingly difficult. The timber industry is currently maneuvering through an ever-evolving landscape…
BMF introduce a new compact trailer and crane set up for ATV’s and smaller tractors New BMF ATV- BMF introduce a new compact forestry solution: the BMF2T1 Forestry Trailer and…
HVO100 can significantly reduce forestry’s fossil emissions – without requiring new technology. But despite clear climate benefits, the transition is slowed down by the economy and uncertain rules of the…
Why do roundwood prices fluctuate? Because the price is set by a moving chain of forest access, harvesting capacity, haulage, mill intake, end-product demand and risk – not by a…
New Harvester Laser Scanning technology can help harvester operators detect crooked trees before they are felled and cut. In a new Harvester Laser Scanning project, the Forestry Research Institute of…
Roadshow gives contractors the chance to trial the Oregon SpeedMax XL Anti-Vibe bar in working forestry conditions Oregon joined Clark Engineering in May for a forestry roadshow focused on the…
From September 3rd to 5th, FinnMETKO 2026 will once again become a hub for the latest developments in the forest industry. Around 350 exhibitors have registered so far for FinnMETKO…
Ponsse’s factory investment in Vieremä is progressing according to plan, and construction work on the factory extension will begin in early July. The first phases of construction on Ponsse’s Vieremä…
A research initiative has demonstrated “major potential” for English-grown timber in sustainable construction. The Building from England’s Woodlands project, funded by the Forestry Commission’s Woods into Management Forestry Innovation Fund,…
China’s Softwood Sawlog Imports Remain Well Below 2021 Peak Levels China remains one of the world’s major importers of softwood logs and lumber, but its softwood sawlog imports have declined…