Harvesting Automation and Robotics
LAST CHANCE TO WIN $10,000 IN THE 2026 HARVESTING MICRO INNOVATION CHALLENGE!
Got a solution to a forestry problem? You’ve still got time to get your
March 20, 2026
Got a solution to a forestry problem? You’ve still got time to get your
FGR assisted Hamish Scown of Pan Pac Forest Products Ltd with recent trials of
At the Forest Growers Research Annual Conference in October 2025, Paul Milliken of Applied
Patrick (Pat) Humphrey is the Research Assistant for the Automation and Robotics Programme under
The Forest Growers Levy Trust Board has approved 22 new research projects for 2026,
New Zealand forest harvesting operations are highly mechanised, with all stages of the harvesting
“The value of scientific research and the benefits of Forest Growers Levy Trust funding
FGR and NZ forestry companies and manufacturers hosted a group of 20 forestry/contract managers
Check out the highlights; speaker presentations, photos and more of the Forest Growers Research
Forest Growers Research (FGR) announced the winners of its 2025 Awards, at the FGR
Forest Growers Research and its collaborators have been working hard over the last 12
Keith Raymond, FGR Programme Manager of the Automation & Robotics research programme has been
Selecting which trees to retain and which to remove during thinning is one of
The Forest Research Committee (FRC) is holding an Expression of Interest (EoI) stage ahead
Forest Growers Research Ltd (FGR) is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Polish
Calling all creative forestry students, graduates, and young workers! You are a powerhouse of
FORMEC 2025 is calling again the family of forest technologists and other friends of
Registrations have closed for the 2025 FGR Annual Conference, being held 14–16 October 2025,
Farman Turkington Forestry Ltd (FTF) continues to lead the charge in forestry innovation, taking
Are you actively engaged in the forest industry and eager to stay ahead of
The Automated Log Load Securing project has three pieces of technology now at the
Increased mechanisation has provided a new source of injuries in harvesting crews, with nearly
Moving slash away from watercourses and other high-risk areas is becoming a standard part