British manufacturer introduces tree shear for 'high output harvesting'
The shear is fitted with a removable bolt-in blade, which, the manufacturer says, minimises downtime if damaged whilst working.
Much-missed foresters among those honoured at RFS's Excellence in Forestry Awards
The winners reflect the evolving landscape of forestry in the UK.
Defra 'must continue tree nursery support' to aid pest and disease fight
New statistics show that 128 million trees and shrubs were imported into the UK last year, up from 125 million the previous year.
Customer feedback at heart of Polaris' updated Ranger line-up
The 2025 Ranger offering features a host of improvements on its predecessor.
Agroforestry Farm's efforts to integrate rare breed of pigs honoured with agroforestry award
It picked up the Best Agroforestry Award at the Scottish Agriculture Awards 2024 this week.
Komatsu introducing next generation of wheel loaders
The WA475-11 and WA485-11 are said to be packed with state-of-the-art technology and offer "great performance, efficiency, and operator comfort".
A view from the forest Another week, another blow to the public's biomass confidence
This piece is an extract from our Latest from the Woods newsletter (previously Forestry Latest News).
Forestry worker paralysed from stomach down after tree lands on him
A 69ft (21m) ash tree fell on the 61-year-old man when it was cut incorrectly during ash dieback clearance on a Wiltshire estate.
King Charles sees benefits of mass timber development during Aussie tour
The timber is entirely locally-grown in pine plantation estates, much of which is owned by the NSW Government.
Beetles find new home thanks to tree technicians
They found “glossy black beetles the size of a pencil rubber” when removing a rotted tree stump from a tenant’s garden.
