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New PGP Harvest Technology Targets Safety
Monday 1, August 2016
Hon Jo Goodhew Associate Minister for Primary Industries 25 July, 2016 New PGP harvest technology targets safety New forest harvesting … Continue reading →
New Wood Products Partnership Launched
Monday 14, March 2016
Hon Jo Goodhew Associate Minister for Primary Industries 11 March 2016 Media Statement New Wood Products Partnership Launched The formal … Continue reading →
Industry Looks Beyond Radiata
Monday 14, March 2016
Forest Owners Association Industry looks beyond radiata Future generations of New Zealanders may live in a patchwork landscape where several … Continue reading →
Forest Science Awards go to Canterbury and Rotorua
Tuesday 20, October 2015
Forest Owners Association Media release 15 October 2015 Forest science awards go to Canterbury and Rotorua Canterbury-based researchers took home … Continue reading →
Remote Controlled Tree Felling Reduces Hazards
Monday 21, September 2015
Remote Controlled Tree Felling Reduces Hazards Please select link for news item: http://www.3news.co.nz/business/remote-controlled-tree-felling-reduces-h…
Government and industry work together to build high value wood exports
Wednesday 20, May 2015
FUTURE FORESTS RESEARCH MEDIA RELEASE Date: 19 May 2015 Government and industry work together to build high value wood exports … Continue reading →
Steep Land Harvesting PGP Progress Review
Friday 28, November 2014
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) and Future Forests Research Limited (FFR) commissioned an independent progress review of Steep Land … Continue reading →
Remote Controlled Tree Felling Trial Shows Promise
Wednesday 20, August 2014
A successful trial in remote controlled tree felling could lead to significant advances in the safety of forestry harvesting operations. … Continue reading →
Future Forests Research Celebrates Research Achievements
Monday 14, October 2013
Future Forests Research celebrates research achievements Future Forests Research (FFR) has released its 2013 Annual Science Report, summarising six years … Continue reading →