Waratah launches new line of 'extreme' heads
The models are said to be "more durable and higher performing" than previous products from the manufacturer.
Olofsfors 'goes against the tide' as it makes key appointment
His appointment comes at a time of Europe-wide struggles for much of the forestry sector.
New woodland-creation application guide launched
The Good Practice Guide was prepared by individuals from across the south of the country.
Buyer's guide Your ultimate tree shelter and protection guide for 2024
Tree planting continues to be one of the most pressing issues facing the industry.
Kesla announces fresh batch of workforce cuts as 'order levels remain low'
Kesla bosses have also confirmed they will "examine the reorganisation of its business areas", which could see some jobs go at the company.
Latest from the woods The key forestry news you might have missed from the Budget
This piece is an extract from our Latest from the Woods newsletter (previously Forestry Latest News).
Tree worker tells of 'special job' as new training fund opens in Wales
Tomos Williams says he wouldn't have been able to gain as many skills as he has without the support of forestry skills funding.
Maximising productive forestry on public estate would 'ease NRW financial woes'
In recent times, NRW has been criticised by the forestry sector for having a "negative attitude" towards the industry.
Updated 'We need to invest more in forestry': Industry leaders react to Autumn Budget
There was some dismay that Defra was not "given the boost it needed".
No fresh money set aside for woodland creation in England
This latest blow to the sector comes after the Scottish Government cut more than £30 million from forestry's budget.
