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Many of forestry’s hazards are due to the handling of large trees and large machinery in rough terrain and remote areas and these come with the job. Some hazards however, result from machine de…
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White rot fungi took Seri Robinson from being a bored high school student, only finding solace in the woodturning workshop, to being a professor in wood science at Oregon State University. No…
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Green wood is about 50 per cent water, but new desktop planning tools and a smartphone app will help managers balance the reduced transport costs from drying forest biomass and timber infield …
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It’s possible to predict wood quality in standing trees – resulting in more efficient harvest strategies and downstream processing – thanks to an innovative multi-disciplinary res…
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It’s possible to predict wood quality in standing trees – resulting in more efficient harvest strategies and downstream processing – thanks to an innovative multi-disciplinary res…
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Congratulations to James Kondilios, a young scientist whose research on Eucalyptus globulus breeding has been recognised with an award sponsored by FWPA. Mr Kondilios was the winner of the…
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The aim of this project was to identify and to better understand differences in the wood of southern pine as the mix of species and sites vary. Thus enabling better planning, processing settin…
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Exports of softwood logs and hardwood chips both remained near record levels over the year-ended January 2019. Total woodchip exports were down 0.8% to 7.444 million bone dried metric tonne…