Forestry
Up to £500,000 funding will be available for landowners within the Western Forest area in new Better Off With Trees programme.
N.Ireland
Premier Woodlands’ managing director, John Hetherington has called for clarification on the future support schemes for NI private woodlands.
Six years into DAERA’s key NI forestry development project, tree planting rates have been much lower than originally anticipated.
Sweet Chestnut blight is a destructive disease caused by the fungus Cryphonectria parasitica, attacking the bark of sweet chestnut trees
A new report finds that recent funding uncertainty has slowed momentum and there are opportunities for increased participation
The “strong reputation” of Ireland and Scotland in timber frame construction has been praised by Minister John Cummins.
This is after a review that concluded the tree disease Phytophthora pluvailis no longer meets the criteria for quarantine pest status
A new study has shown that land managers could play a critical role in slowing the spread of the emerald ash borer if the pest reaches the UK.
Landowners and farmers can apply for enhanced tree planting grants with a new £825 per hectare incentive payment for native broadleaf
Rural Life
Landowners, foresters and farmers across England will be able to benefit from new measures to reduce the impact of deer on woodlands.
Scotland would have to plant several hundred thousand hectares of new woodland to achieve a net-zero livestock sector by 2050.
Timber processing business, Glennon Brothers, has announced that the Pontrilas Group is joining the Ireland and Scotland-based firm.
The UK Forest Market Report 2025 aims to show how further collaboration between the farming and forestry sector can be achieved.
Icelandic foresters were recently welcomed to one of Land and Forestry Scotland’s national forests to gain insights into growing oaks
Environment
The AIC has said that the proposed one-year delay to the implementation of the EUDR is a “pragmatic and necessary step” to avoid disruption
NI Water has said that their target of planting one million trees is in sight, as the regreening programme reaches midpoint in its plan
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Agri-Business
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