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NZ – $400 a day to plant trees but no one wants the job
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NZ – $400 a day to plant trees but no one wants the job
January 18, 2019

Pay rates of $400 a day are not enough to attract workers to plant trees, potentially putting a brake on the New Zealand Government’s one billion trees by 2028 campaign. Forest nurseries have doubled plantings to 100 million tree seedings in response to Government incentives, but finding staff is the biggest hurdle to getting them[…]

HarvestTECH 2019 details now on line
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HarvestTECH 2019 details now on line
January 18, 2019

Following on from the early announcement at the end of last year, full details of the two-yearly wood harvesting event, HarvestTECH 2019 have now been set in place and full details can now be found on the event website, www.harvesttech.events The 2015 harvesting event, HarvestTECH was a SELL OUT. The 2017 event likewise sold out.[…]

NZ – The attraction of operating multi-million-dollar machines
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NZ – The attraction of operating multi-million-dollar machines
January 18, 2019

Scott Thomas is a young man with an exciting future. Aged just 21, he is currently working for Gamble Forest Harvesting in a fully mechanised 8-man hauler crew in Otago. Scott has found his passion, and that is driving big harvesting machines. I caught up with Scott in Flagstaff Forest, part of the City Forests[…]

New wood panels prefab operation for Australia
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New wood panels prefab operation for Australia
January 18, 2019

Quintessential Equity has hailed the opening late last year of a new Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) processing and offsite manufacturing factory at Avalon Airport’s new industrial precinct, as a major win for both the City of Geelong and the building industry’s march toward more sustainable methods of construction. Executive Chairman of Quintessential Equity, Shane Quinn,[…]

NZ – Napier Port sets new records
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NZ – Napier Port sets new records
January 17, 2019

Napier Port reported another record profit this year as the amount of cargo handled also hit a record. Net profit lifted 5.4 percent to $17.6 million in the year ended 30 September on a 5 .8 percent increase in revenue to $91.7 million, its annual report shows. The port handled a record 5.1 million tonnes[…]

Saskatchewan First Nations form group to advance forestry opportunities
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Saskatchewan First Nations form group to advance forestry opportunities
January 17, 2019

Several local-area First Nations have signed on to a new agreement to manage forest lands and build on opportunities in the industry reports Charlene Tebbutt, Pa NOW. The new Saskatchewan First Nations Forestry Alliance includes 13 First Nations, including the Montreal Lake Cree Nation, Big River First Nation, Pelican Lake First Nation, Witchekan Lake First[…]

New John Deere L-Series Utility Wheel Loaders primed to take job sites by storm
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New John Deere L-Series Utility Wheel Loaders primed to take job sites by storm
January 16, 2019

After much anticipation and countless hours of product development, John Deere unveils three powerful and productive L-Series utility wheel loaders. The 524L, 544L and 624L offer customers an intuitive solution, ideal for projects that require agility and versatility on the job site or farm. Designed with the operator in mind, the L-Series machines incorporate several[…]

Renholmen gets new owner
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Renholmen gets new owner
January 16, 2019

Together with the companies ALMAB and Arivislanda, Renholmen AB is part of the ARAT Group. Now ARAT Group has been acquired by Storskogen AB from Provator AB. “Storskogen invests in companies that are stable and profitable. It gives us great opportunities to continue our journey with development and expansion of the company,” says Renholmen’s CEO[…]

LaSalle Lumber Company joins Southern Forest Products Association
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LaSalle Lumber Company joins Southern Forest Products Association
January 16, 2019

Southern Forest Products Association (SFPA) welcomes LaSalle Lumber Company, LLC, a joint venture of Hunt Forest Products and Tolko Industries, as its newest lumber manufacturer member. Tolko Industries, headquartered in Vernon, BC, has partnered with Louisiana-based Hunt Forest Products to build a state-of-the-art sawmill near Urania, Louisiana. Earlier this year, Tolko announced plans to build[…]

Enviva Partners to expand wood pellet production facility in Virginia
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Enviva Partners to expand wood pellet production facility in Virginia
January 15, 2019

Enviva Partners to invest at least $75.7 million to expand its operation in Southampton, Virginia. In addition to increasing wood pellet production by a third to approximately 750 thousand metric tons per year (MTPY), the expansion will allow for the processing of sustainably sourced pine at the existing facility, significantly augmenting the company’s usage of[…]

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