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Nationwide forestry training enrolments spike felt in Hawke's Bay
The number of Kiwis enrolling in forestry training programmes has trebled nationwide.
'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
Infometrics: Rotorua economic activity fell 3pc in the September quarter
New cradle containers revolutionise log transportation
The 20-foot cassette containers can be loaded on to different types of railway wagons.
Mental health mentors tackle forestry's 'harden up' culture
"If you're coming to work with a clear head then your mind is going to be on the job."
Export log prices on the up
The additional supply to China is likely to continue as Europe combats beetle infestation.
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
COMMENT: There is a view that the forestry compliance pendulum has swung too far.
Red meat sector issues pointers for politicians
Report says unbalanced climate change mitigation could threaten productive farmland.
Meet Bryce Heard: Farmer, forester, fisherman - and businessman
Meet Bryce Heard - the farmer, forester and fisherman
Nine complaints against Carter Holt Harvey LVL plant
MBIE is reviewing a complaint about wage subsidy payment against Northland sawmill.
Waitati death: Man found after failing to answer radio
The 34-year-old man was working on a digger alone in a Waitati forestry block.
Rangitīkei rail hub to get $9.1 million
Rangitīkei District Council has estimated the hub could create up to 86 jobs.
One dead in Waitati workplace incident
Police alerted to incident involving digger at a forestry site this morning.
'People are angry': Mounties speak out on methyl bromide
Forestry export industry seeks reduction in coming standards to avoid economic loss
No 'farming versus forestry approach' for northern Hawke's Bay
HBRC insists its land-use report isn't a nail in the coffin for farming.
Marcus Musson takes stand against the haters
The need for informed discussion around land use conversion has never been so important.
Forestry hands down on profitability
Trees on the poorer 50 per cent of the farm outstripped sheep and beef on profitability.
Raukūmara Forest to be restored
Years of lobbying pays off for Raukūmara Forest restoration groups after funding granted.
Does Waikato have better odds for economic recovery?
If Waikato Inc is right about a W-shaped economic recovery, a steep drop is ahead.
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.
Electric shock leaves worker with long-term injuries
A company has been fined after a mishap left a worker with long-term injuries.
Liam Dann: How land-based industries are saving the economy
Strong dairy, meat and fruit export returns have propped up the economy despite Covid-19
Forest owners to fund clean-up of debris, logs at Tolaga Bay
Beach in Uawa strewn with logs and debris from forestry operations up in the hills.
Farmers back moves to tighten up on forest planting
Farmers support Labour's plan to curtail conversion of pastoral land for forestry.
Investigation launched after hundreds of tyres dumped
An investigation has begun into a spate of tyre dumpings in the Bay of Plenty.
NZ's good radiata pine an opportunity for Accoya industry
Accoya requires pruned, well-grown radiata pine logs and NZ is the best place for that.
Stranded log ship: Two investigations launched
The ship is now anchored at sea outside Tauranga Harbour.
Labour MPs drop in to inform and consult on carbon farming
Labour consults with the Tararua District Council on the issue of Carbon Farming.