SA Forestry magazine has been providing in-depth coverage of the South African forestry industry from seedling to mill since 1986. It is published six times a year – in February, April, June, August, October and December. Over 2 200 copies are mailed out to subscribers, including tree growers, contractors, equipment and service suppliers, forestry/environmental consultants, academics, researchers and government and non-government stakeholders.
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View SlideshowInnoculating pines with nematodes to control Sirex infestation, 2009.
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Government's 10-year-old forestry exit strategy in the Cape brings re-planting to a standstill on 45 000 ha, despite a subsequent...
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Forestry stakeholders are anxiously awaiting a decision by DAFF to allow them to release a wasp that it believes will
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Bell Equipment has reported a remarkable turnaround in 2011, ending the financial year with an increase in sales of 49%
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More infoWith effect from 1 April 2012, the minimum wage applicable to forestry workers will increase by 11.8%, to R1 428.70
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