18 May 2013
The supreme winner of the 2013 Eastland Wood Council Forestry Awards epitomised the very essence of a professional in a growing industry, according to chief judge Julian Kohn.
Gisborne contractor a true forest pro18 May 2013 The supreme winner of the 2013 Eastland Wood Council Forestry Awards epitomised the very essence of a professional in a growing industry, according to chief judge Julian Kohn.Parnassus couple top SI farm foresters13 May 2013 The North Canterbury owners of a Parnassus farm admired for its trees by passing motorists have won the South Island Foresters of the Year award.Forest fatalities spark call for enquiry12 May 2013 A Rotorua family, whose son was killed in a forestry accident, supports calls for tougher workplace safety measures and an inquiry into forestry safety.Permanent sink review underway9 May 2013 The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) will seek public feedback this month on the type of unit to be issued to Permanent Forest Sink Initiative (PFSI) participants. This consultation will close Friday 31 May 2013. East Coast couple top NI farm foresters7 May 2013 Te Karaka, Gisborne, couple Bob Wishart and Meg Gaddum have won the Husqvarna North Island Farm Forester of the Year.FITEC becomes Competenz26 April 2013 The Forest Industry Training and Education Council (FITEC) will be merged into a another industry training provider, Competenz, on 1 May.China wants to buy more NZ forests25 April 2013 China Forestry Group New Zealand, a subsidiary of state-owned China Forest Group Corp, is keen to buy more local forests after buying several forest blocks from the New Zealand Superannuation Fund.Pace of forest to dairy conversions gathers15 April 2013 The deforestation intentions of forest owners have soared as the prices of emission units have plunged, making it economic to convert forests to other land uses, especially on land suitable for dairy farms. Forest eco-label war turns nasty in Canada12 April 2013 In an echo of the Brent Spar oil rig debacle in 1995, Greenpeace has had to apologise for making false claims in support of its campaign to undermine the landmark 2010 Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement (CBFA), to which it was a signatory.86% vote supports forest levy11 April 2013 A referendum of forest growers has shown strong support for a levy on harvested forest products."We have been given the thumbs up to introduce a funding system that will provide greater certainty, equity and commitment for activities that benefit all growers, such as research, promotion and forest health," says Forest Growers Levy Trust chair Geoff Thompson. "At this stage, we expect the levy to be introduced on 1 January 2014." |
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