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AfrEquip’s support in the South African forestry industry

Established in 2005, AfrEquip is one of the leading suppliers and service providers to the South African forestry industry. It specialises in technologically advanced machines for mechanised harvesting operations. Read more on this here –…

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AFGRI and John Deere offer forestry harvesting solutions in Southern Africa

John Deere’s dealer, AFGRI Equipment in Mpumalanga, invites forestry companies and contractors to contact them for expert demonstrations of the John Deere complement of mechanised harvesting solutions. Read more on this here – https://www.woodbizafrica.co.za/february-2023-issue-23/#february-2023-issue-23/18/

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Cover Story Cassie Greyling has invested in a new John Deere 859MH harvester fitted with a Waratah 616C harvesting head to clear-cut eucalyptus pulp wood in Mpumalanga.

Mascor supplies Can-Do Timbers’ second John Deere and Waratah harvesting unit

  Cassie Greyling’s company, Can-Do Timbers, recently took delivery of a new John Deere 859MH tracked harvester carrying a Waratah 616C series-III harvesting head. The machine is an upgrade on the company’s reliable nine years…

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Harvesting The smaller Ponsse Beaver harvester.

Tree size, harvester productivity and capital investment

Research on the effect of tree and harvester size on productivity and harvester investment decisions demonstrates that the difference in productivity rates largely negates the difference in ownership and operating expenses between larger and smaller…

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Sonae Arauco retained 3,5-million tonnes of CO2 in 2021

An independent and verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) analysis of Sonae Arauco’s wood-based decorative panels confirms that in 2021 it retained 3,5-million tonnes of carbon dioxide in the products supplied to customers in over 75…

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Climate Change An image from the City of Cape Town's Tree Canopy Mapping project

Technology and data drive Cape Town’s urban tree planting programmes

Rolling out Cape Town’s Tree Canopy Management Project to other cities and towns could be a valuable tool in coordinating urban tree-planting initiatives under the government’s Plant a Million Trees Campaign and managing risks at…

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