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• Participants after the programme The World Bee Day was yesterday celebrated in Ho of the Volta Region with a call on government and the private sector to promote bee keeping in the country to maximise sustainable honey production in order to boost the country’s agricultural sector.The Customer Service Officer of the Forestry Commission, Torde Amaglo
News Equipment FAE’s powerful mulcher for excavators is designed for intense… FAE’s powerful mulcher for excavators is designed for intense forestry jobs The UMM/S/EX mulcher for excavators up to 40 tons is capable of mulching trees and vegetation up to 16 inches wide By Heavy Equipment Guide Staff May 22, 2025 FAE has expanded its
DEVELON’s new -7 Series log loaders and road builders take on heavy-duty forestry tasks The DX225LL-7 log loader and DX225RB-7 road builder are built with heavy-duty components and easy maintenance points By Stephanie Bontorin May 20, 2025 DEVELON is helping logging professionals take on tough forestry and timber processing jobs with its new, next-generation -7
Growing Queensland’s timber industry The Crisafulli Government meets with forestry and timber industry to embark on timber action plan. Industry talks commence to lay out a plan to meet growing timber demand for construction. The Crisafulli Government is delivering a fresh start for timber industry after decades of Labor’s anti-forestry agenda. The Crisafulli Government’s regeneration
Commercial permit holders are worried about the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment’s proposed plan to give quotas to small-scale fishers…
Komatsu to test Cut-to-Length method in forestry operations The Cut-to-Length method involved processing trees directly after felling using a harvester and forester By Stephanie Bontorin May 12, 2025 Komatsu Ltd. will begin trials on forestry machines at sites in Japan beginning in May 2025 using Komatsu 931XC harvesters and the Komatsu 855 forwarders. The trial
HomeScienceVol. 388, No. 6746Benefits of onshoring forestry rely on scienceBack To Vol. 388, No. 6746 Full accessLetter Share on Benefits of onshoring forestry rely on scienceMatthew G. Betts, Jerry F. Franklin, […] , Jacob J. Bukoski, Z. Burivalova,…
HomeScienceVol. 388, No. 6746China’s pet squirrel trade needs regulationBack To Vol. 388, No. 6746 Full accessLetter Share on China’s pet squirrel trade needs regulationYueqin Yang, Jishan Xiang, and Xianfeng YiAuthors Info & AffiliationsScience1 May 2025Vol 388, Issue 6746pp. 480-481 PREVIOUS ARTICLEBenefits of onshoring forestry rely on sciencePreviousNEXT ARTICLEDeep-sea mining interests canno……
Richard Stanford is chief executive of the Forestry Commission The urgency of the climate crisis and the increasing demand for sustainable building practices make it clear that we must move beyond commonly used materials and embrace renewable alternatives. Timber is the most promising solution – and it’s time to prioritise it as a key building material