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How Wales' 'unique problem' could see concerns over forestry endure
(Image: NQ) This piece is an extract from our Latest from the Woods newsletter (previously Forestry Latest News), which is emailed out at 4PM every Friday with a round-up of the week's top stories. To receive our full, free newsletter straight
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EGO launches new charging system to 'support green spaces'
BATTERY-POWERED outdoor equipment manufacturer EGO Power Plus has launched a new charging system. The PGX Professional Charging system is defined as a "flexible" charging solution that scales to meet the specific needs of any business. The system
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Avant's battery manufacturing subsidiary exceeds yearly target
BATTERY manufacturer Avant Power – the new subsidiary of loader manufacturer Avant – has just completed its five-hundredth high-power battery for an electric loader. “Our battery production started in February this year, so we have made 500 batteries
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The ultimate guide to 2024's best 750kg+ woodchippers
Sometimes bigger really is better. Here’s a look at some of the latest +750 kg chippers. DOYLE MACHINERY UFKES GREENTEC FOREST LINE (Image: Supplied) MANUFACTURER Ufkes Greentec has appointed a new dealer for some of its products in
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Timber sector 'must unite' and 'demand investment in construction industry'
THE timber industry "must unite" and call on the new government to provide "much-needed investment in the construction industry". That's according to TDUK's Nick Boulton, who believes increasing wood's use in building projects is vital if the
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'Don't see forestry as merely a rural concern' RFS urges in open letter to new PM
THE prime minister has been told that forestry is one of the UK's "great untapped resources" – and has been urged not to see the industry "merely as a rural concern". In an open letter to Sir Keir Starmer, Christopher Williams, the chief executive
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'It could be a grave': Malcolm makes an unexpected discovery in Tree Gang Pt. 57
The continuing story of Malcolm Brown and his transition from art student to arb expert on the local parks department. “WHAT do you make of this?” Craig Wolf handed Malcolm a weedy stick, its roots wrapped in hessian. “It’s a sapling,” Malcolm
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The success of green cities is only possible with a better knowledge of trees
Can the arboricultural industry be more useful in helping our urban world go green? THERE is much talk in the environmental press – and to some extent elsewhere, including some arboricultural journals and magazines – about nature-based green cities