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Latest timber industry news, updated on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Agroforestry gets grant

A project to help farmers increase returns using trees has funding as part of the Australian Government’s Innovation Grants. Source: Timberbiz
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Sharper Shape for forest scanning

Helsinki-based Sharper Shape is already bringing a new approach to forest surveying, which is vital for Finland’s electricity grid. Source: Quartz
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UK Timber Turnaround

The full scale of the unexpected and dramatic turnaround in UK timber product imports has been laid out in the Timber Trade Federation’s (TTF) latest statistics bulletin. Source: TTJ Online
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Global market update

Wood fiber costs, which account for about 60% of the production costs when manufacturing pulp, have been in steady decline in many parts of the world for the past two years, reports the Wood Resource Quarterly. Source: Wood Resources International.
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NZ seedlings killed as ETS scheme falters

Unwanted tree seedlings are being killed with herbicide as New Zealand's attempts to mitigate the problem of greenhouse gas emissions and climate change falter, a leading academic said. Source: China Weekly
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NZ forestry exports double

The value of New Zealand's forestry product exports has more than doubled in the last 20 years. Sources: Radio New Zealand, New Zealand Herald
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Bootcamp for forestry activists

The Tasmanian Opposition is angry about a plan by conservationists to hold a training camp for anti-forestry protesters. Source: 7 News, Timberbiz
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Tasmanian Government behind Gunns

The Tasmanian Government has flagged it is willing to consider all options to secure a pulp mill in the Tamar Valley. Source: ABC News
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