
Jack Haugh
Deputy Editor at Newsquest
Deputy Editor at The Forestry Journal
Jack of all trades. Master of none. Deputy editor/chief tea maker @Forestry_UK. Goalkeeper coach with @SAVEHANDSGK 📤 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
forestryjournal.co.uk | Jack Haugh
As always, members shared some stunning machinery images. (Image: Bites from the blog) IT’S time Forestry Journal let you in on a little secret. While the Forest Machine Operators Blog is often a hub of activity, there are some months we find ourselves scraping the barrel to bring you your monthly fix.
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1 week ago |
forestryjournal.co.uk | Jack Haugh
The award was presented during the 2025 ARB Show. (Image: PR) MARLOW Ropes has named Sorbus International its UK Arb Dealer of the Year. Recognising the company’s outstanding commitment to its brand, Marlow praised the supplier for its “unwavering support of our latest product launches”, adding that “Sorbus has gone above and beyond in championing the Marlow brand”. The award was presented during the 2025 ARB Show.
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1 week ago |
forestryjournal.co.uk | Jack Haugh
The updated Spartan EV 2.0 promises to match supreme yet easy-to-use off-road capability with on-road refinement. (Image: PR) THE second generation of an electric 4x4 that made inroads into the forestry sector is now available in a five-door version. The updated Spartan EV 2.0 promises to match supreme yet easy-to-use off-road capability with on-road refinement.
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2 weeks ago |
forestryjournal.co.uk | Jack Haugh
A number of major brands feature in our 2025 timber handling buyer's guide (Image: PR/FJ) Shifting timber is one of the most essential activities for any forestry operation – and there are a wealth of options out there to help you do just that. HYPRO HV14 WHEN it comes to “cut to length” timber hauling, there is no trailer on the market that compares to the Hypro HV14.
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2 weeks ago |
forestryjournal.co.uk | Jack Haugh
A 32.7 per cent increase in the softwood sawlog price index in the six months prior to the end of March 2025 played a significant role in this surge. (Image: FJ) THE average price for timber in the UK rose significantly between late 2024 and early 2025, newly released figures suggest.
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