If Russia says 'nyet' to log exports, what will it mean for NZ forestry?
Much of Russia's log exports will come to a halt in 2022 if a proposed ban goes ahead.
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Big spend to keep Denlair Rd open during logging
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Last year Maude Rogers decided she wanted a career in forestry science.
Nationwide forestry training enrolments spike felt in Hawke's Bay
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'Tight' NZ timber supplies, price rise forecast
Going from spring to summer, timber supplies forecast to be short.
Business investment, strong forestry sector offer Covid relief
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New cradle containers revolutionise log transportation
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Mental health mentors tackle forestry's 'harden up' culture
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Export log prices on the up
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NZ dairy, meat and log prices hold their ground
New Zealand's key commodities are holding up despite Covid-19.
Marcus Musson: Advice about forestry compliance
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Red meat sector issues pointers for politicians
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Waitati death: Man found after failing to answer radio
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Rangitīkei rail hub to get $9.1 million
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One dead in Waitati workplace incident
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'People are angry': Mounties speak out on methyl bromide
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No 'farming versus forestry approach' for northern Hawke's Bay
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Forestry hands down on profitability
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Marcus Musson takes stand against the haters
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Raukūmara Forest to be restored
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Does Waikato have better odds for economic recovery?
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Comment: Why farmers are talking trees
Comment: Trees have become a hot topic with farmers lately, and with good reason.
Northport team vigilant with Covid-19 health and security
Northport is in a great position to support importers and exporters, says manager.
Region to benefit from One Billion Trees funding
The funding aims to create jobs and provide environmental and economic benefits.
Silence of the trees: Why the rise of forestry has farmers worried
The rise and rise of forestry is causing friction in rural areas.
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