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2 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
The Pro-Strain i-Post embodies a ‘field to factory to field’ approach, utilising a plastic component made from recycled agricultural packaging. (Image: Supplied) TORNADO Wire, a market leader in forestry fencing, has announced the release of its latest innovation – the Pro-Strain i-Post, an intermediate steel post, designed to complement the Pro-Strain straining system.
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2 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
More than 1 million tree shelters have been recycled to date. (Image: PR) TUBEX is making it easier for landowners and tree planters to recycle used shelters responsibly with an expansion of its collection scheme. With 1.1 million tree shelters recycled to date, the UK’s first dedicated scheme of its kind is now adding more locations and partners committed to sustainable forestry practices, with West Chevington, RSK Whittington and Alba Trees joining the list.
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2 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
The new UMM/S/EX can be used for mulching trees and vegetation with a diameter of up to 40 cm. (Image: Supplied) FAE is expanding its range of top-of-the-line forestry mulchers for excavators with the introduction of the new UMM/S/EX model for excavators up to 40 tonnes. The new UMM/S/EX can be used for mulching trees and vegetation with a diameter of up to 40 cm and is compatible with excavators from 25 to 40 tonnes.
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2 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
Billy Telfer finally closed his laptop for the last time at the end of May, having spent nearly 30 years on the servicing frontline. (Image: Supplied) JOHN Deere Forestry has said a fond goodbye to former UK service manager Billy Telfer, who retired last month. A critical member of the team for 27 years, Billy was initially employed by Woodlands Engineering as a field service engineer, back when the focus of the job was on Timberjack products.
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3 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
Most of Forestry Journal’s readers will have spent their childhood climbing trees. Their grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be very fortunate if they know what one is. (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Editor John McNee has his say. RECENTLY I was talking with a doctor who told me about working on the Orkney Islands off the north coast of Scotland.
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3 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
The Secura D-Shape and Secura Oval karabiners offer functionality and style. (Image: PR) STEIN has now introduced the new Secura range of aluminium karabiners in the UK. Designed for professionals who prioritise safety and efficiency, the Secura D-Shape and Secura Oval karabiners offer functionality and style. Engineered for performance and crafted from high-strength aluminium, the Secura karabiners are built to withstand regular use while maintaining a lightweight profile.
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3 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
The new harnesses were shown off for the first time at the 2025 ARB Show. (Image: PR) DMM International has unveiled two new additions to its Kinisi range. The Air and Key join the range of multi-patented sit harnesses alongside the Max and Pro, all made in North Wales and designed in collaboration with the Treemagineers. The Kinisi Air is the lightest full-spec harness in the line-up.
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3 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
The skyHOOK and tBLOCK have been designed to make everyday work in tree care even safer, more efficient and more flexible. (Image: PR) TEUFELBERGER has launched two new solutions for more flexibility and efficiency in tree care. The skyHOOK and tBLOCK have been designed to make everyday work in tree care even safer, more efficient and more flexible. Developed in close collaboration with industry professionals, both tools impress with well-thought-out features and ease of use.
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4 weeks ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
With roughly the same dimensions as a 931XC, the 951XC is ideal for working in denser stands. (Image: FJ) The first contractor in the UK to purchase a Komatsu 951XC harvester, Elliot Henderson Ltd recently took delivery of its second. Forestry Journal took a trip to the Scottish Borders to see it in action and share in the celebration of some significant milestones. IT might be hard to believe, but the Forestry Journal team is frequently blessed with good weather.
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1 month ago | 
forestryjournal.co.uk | John McNee
The new mobile material handlers can not only stack high, but can also reload and sort quickly and safely. (Image: PR) MANUFACTURER Sennebogen has launched two new timber handlers – the 724 G and 726 G – designed for efficient log handling in medium-sized timber businesses and sawmills.
