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Tech Update: Leveling Feller Bunchers

Tech Update: Leveling Feller Bunchers

by Forestnet | Apr 30, 2025 | 2025, Forestnet Magazine/Logging & Sawmilling Journal, Harvesting, March/April 2025, New Technology, Steep Slope, Supplier Newsline, Tech Update

Weiler Forestry Weiler Forestry have been busy growing their product offering including a new full tail swing, flat bottom and leveling feller buncher and harvester platform. The company says that the new 700 Series is industry leading in all the key performance...
New Kiln for Weyerhaeuser Mill In Washington to Boost Throughput

New Kiln for Weyerhaeuser Mill In Washington to Boost Throughput

by Tim Cox | Mar 29, 2025 | 2025, March/April 2025, New Technology, Sawmill, TimberWest Magazine, Value Added

RAYMOND, WASHINGTON – Weyerhaeuser Company is more than 100 years old. There has been a lumber mill on the site of its sawmill in Raymond, Washington, for even longer than that. The Raymond mill made an important upgrade just two years ago, and it is embarking on...
Putting Forestry Equipment on Autopilot

Putting Forestry Equipment on Autopilot

by Tony Kryzanowski | Feb 28, 2025 | 2025, Forestnet Magazine/Logging & Sawmilling Journal, January/February 2025, New Technology, Research & Innovation

Imagine that you are a heavy equipment operator working in the forest industry and instead of an equipment cab, your place of work is a control room a few blocks from home that is equipped with joysticks and a widescreen television monitor, projecting multiple screen...
Cutting edge prairie sawmill

Cutting edge prairie sawmill

by Tony Kryzanowski | Dec 18, 2024 | 2024, Forestnet Magazine/Logging & Sawmilling Journal, Industry News, New Technology, November/December 2024, Sawmill

Installation of the final few pieces of equipment at the Edgewood Forest Products stud mill in Carrot River, Saskatchewan marks the end of a three-year journey, with a more than $240 million investment by Dunkley Lumber that has resulted in a significant achievement...
New Arizona Mill Starts Operations

New Arizona Mill Starts Operations

by Tim Cox | Dec 16, 2024 | 2024, New Technology, November/December 2024, Sawmill, TimberWest Magazine

BELLEMONT, Arizona – Restoration Forest Products Group is ramping up production of a new sawmill in Arizona, an ambitious undertaking linked directly to restoring the health of national forest lands in the region. The mill is also notable for its centerpiece machine...
Tackling Tree Planting —and a shortage of treeplanters— with machines

Tackling Tree Planting —and a shortage of treeplanters— with machines

by George Fullerton | Nov 4, 2024 | 2024, Forest Management, Forestnet Magazine/Logging & Sawmilling Journal, New Technology, September/October 2024

Log Max Forestry recently took the opportunity during a recent demonstration of the PlantMax mechanized seedling planting machine in Amos, Quebec, to invite representatives of the forest industry, government officials and the media to a live demonstration. Carl...
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