This new multi-stemming model is approximately 800 lbs heavier than the company’s popular 622B three roller model and has many new innovative and productive features punctuated by Waratah’s proven 4x4 drive system. Waratah has introduced a new four-roller processing head-the HTH622C 4x4.
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Sustainability and biodiversity as they relate to forest management are heads and tails of the same coin, says Tony Kryzanowski, and forest sustainability is an environmental dead-end without biodiversity.ĬLICK to download a pdf of this article TECHUPDATE - Harvester/Processor Heads New initiatives are being taken to increase the safety of fallers in the woods, but some of B.C.’s longest-working fallers-who have achieved incident-free 40-plus-year careers-say one of the major things a faller can do is simply keep his head in the game, and stay focused on the job at hand. has invested $90 million to convert two mothballed Ontario forest products plants to produce wood pellets using a state-of-the-art stationary flailing and microchipping system from Continental Biomass Industries. Included in The Edge, Canada’s leading publication on research in the forest industry, are stories from the Canadian Wood Fibre Centre, Alberta Innovates – Bio Solutions, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development, FPInnovations, Woodlands Operations Learningįoundation (WOLF) and Alberta Innovates Technology Futures. Nova Scotia’s Elmsdale Lumber has been around for close to 100 years, and their focus on employee involvement and engagement, as well as running a versatile sawmill, is a big part of the reason for that longevity.ĭarrell and Robert Ophus started out modestly in logging equipment with a single skidder, but the brothers now have 19 pieces of equipment to harvest 280,000 cubic metres of mostly beetle wood for forest company Canfor in the B.C.
Though they may not be high profile, B.C’s privately managed forests are quietly going about contributing to a sustainable-and productive-forest land base in the province, but they still face their own set of challenges.ī.C.’s Tamihi Logging is one busy operation these days-harvesting upwards of 400,000 cubic metres a year-and it has made some significant investments in new iron the last several years, including four Hitachi ZX290 Forester log loaders. With the help of some new Hitachi equipment, Tamihi Logging will harvest around 400,000 cubic metres this year. Tamihi Logging’s Jesse Dorman is keeping busy these days, operating in the Fraser Valley, east of Greater Vancouver. Subscribe Archives Events Contact TimberWest Madison's Lumber Directory Advertise Media Kit LSJ Home Forestnet Logging & Sawmilling Journal June/July 2014 -TECHUPDATE - Harvester/Processor Heads
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