AfrEquip (Pty) Ltd is rapidly becoming a pace-setter in forestry mechanisation solutions in southern Africa with the addition of another
SP has signed its largest single order ever – for 30 units of the SP 591 LX G2 harvester heads.
The Log Max E6 harvesting head is proving to be a rugged and reliable piece of equipment that is more
Mechanisation of silviculture operations is the next major development phase in the forestry industry. Factors driving this development include safety
Bosbok Ontginning has developed a highly successful mechanised harvesting operation in the Mpumalanga highveld with an innovative and disciplined approach
Three timber species from different parts of Africa show that the response of species to tree harvesting and the sites of their active regeneration often provide the guidance to effective silvicultural management...
Vryheid-based EnviroMulch and AHWI SA have brought biomass harvesting a step closer with the introduction into the South African market
There has been a lot of interest in the new Log Max E6 harvesting head, which has already been put
Robert Gevers established a timber farm in the Vryheid district 65 years ago, and has been running it successfully ever
CBI, distributed throughout South Africa by AfrEquip, has introduced the Magnum Force Disc Chipper 754 and the Flail 604 debarker/delimber
Sappi has imported a Morbark 5500 flail debarker from the United States, and is currently using it to debark drought-damaged
Harding Treated Timbers has branded its product to take advantage of a vibrant local and international pole market. The team
Forestry harvesting practices go hand in hand with various site and tree growing conditions. In southern Mpumalanga, these conditions are
The wattle bark production seasons could be extended into the winter months if trials with mechanised debarking prove successful. The
PG Bison uses specially bred mules to extract thinnings in their southern Cape forests, thus minimising environmental impacts and providing
Leonard Kheswa obtained his agricultural diploma at the then CWAKA Agricultural College near Empangeni and then joined Sappi Forests as
Every year in early spring the familiar sight of trucks loaded with wattle bark can be seen winding their way
SA Forestry Magazine was invited to visit Lion Match Forestry's beautiful Clifton estate near Lothair in Mpumalanga to meet their
