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A new exterior building material has emerged from the U.S.A that manufacturers say is stronger than concrete blocks, cheaper than timber in almost every way and is better for the environment…
A new exterior building material has emerged from the U.S.A that manufacturers say is stronger than concrete blocks, cheaper than timber in almost every way and is better for the environment…
Researchers at the University of Georgia have discovered that manipulation of a specific gene in a hardwood tree species not only makes it easier to break down the wood into fuel, but also sign…
Surrounding yourself with wood products is good for your health, according to a study commissioned by environmental organisation Planet Ark. The findings, based on meta-analysis of dozen…
Decisions on forest management are made under risk and uncertainty because the stand development cannot be predicted exactly and future timber prices are unknown. Deterministic calculat…
This project quantified changes in productivity of blue gum plantations between the first and second rotation, particularly in Western Australia. The research showed that well establish…
Many FWPA members are asked to speak at local schools about the forest and wood products industry. As part of the ForestLearning program FWPA has created a school kit that includes a presentat…
A discussion paper was circulated in September 2014 concerning the opportunity to establish a growers’ data series. FWPA has been progressing a similar data aggregation program with the so…
In 2011 FWPA and the newly created ABARES commenced a joint project that builds on existing data collection and reporting processes for the ABARES twice-yearly publication, Australian for…