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The Michigan Forest Products Show returns to Gaylord on August 7-8, 2026 at The Ellison Place. This biennial event features vendors, equipment dealers, innovations, lumberjack competitions, and family activities, bringing together Michigan’s forestry industry to network, showcase technology and celebrate forest products. Exhibitor registration is open.
Summer drives high-demand vegetation management jobs like roadside maintenance, fire mitigation, storm recovery and site preparation. Contractors using versatile equipment can secure repeat work and boost profits by meeting seasonal needs for municipalities and property owners. Explore efficient solutions for lasting revenue and growth in vegetation management.
Waratah Forestry Equipment launches patented no-shank saw teeth designed for durability and cutting performance in dirt and rocky conditions. Available in three kerf sizes, these saw teeth fit wide-kerf blades and come in kits. Backed by Waratah quality and support, they deliver reliable performance for tough forestry environments.
Fantoni in Northern Italy boosts timber handling efficiency with Liebherr L 580 XPower wheel loaders and LH 50 M Timber Litronic material handlers. These machines offer fuel efficiency, operator comfort, advanced safety features and dust protection, ensuring reliable and eco-friendly loading of fresh and recycled timber every day.
Ponsse has launched the global Operators Club, starting in Finland, for forest machine operators, students and educators. Members get free training, events and a direct link to product development and company owners. The club will expand to Uruguay and other countries, offering networking, ergonomic tips and insights into Ponsse’s harvesting technology.
Komatsu is helping build a 2,625-ft. corduroy road in Germany's Spreewald Biosphere Reserve to enable low-impact access to wetlands. Using a 951XC harvester with an S172 head, the timber road provides stable ground for future forestry with manual harvesting, cable yarding and forwarder transport. This eco-friendly project tackles soft soil challenges.