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Rising Fuel Costs Cutting Into Your Bottom Line?
With fuel prices eating away at your profit margins, it's not enough to have forestry equipment that is highly productive. To survive, you need machines that are also extremely fuel efficient. |
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Bundle, baby, bundle
In a world concerned with reducing climate change and increasing North America's domestic energy sources, the mantra may change from "drill, baby, drill" to "Bundle, baby, bundle!" |
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There's Been Another Sighting
The newest swing machines from John Deere are bigger, stronger, and better. |
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H-Series Skidders: Upgrades Lock in Productivity
Two recent upgrades help John Deere skidders maximize production per gallon of fuel burned. |
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40,000 Productive Hours
Two Canadian loggers maximize uptime with their John Deere 1270B harvesters. |
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On the Cutting Edge of Biomass
For the full promise of biomass to be realized, new tools, fuels, and procedures must be developed, and innovators must find ways to harvest and economize in environmentally friendly ways. |
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Keep Moving Forward
Whether it be snow and ice, mud, swampy areas or steep terrain, there’s bound to be challenges in getting your work done in the forest. |
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Taking Chances on a Deere
“I was always raised with the idea that you go to work to get out of debt, not go into debt so you can keep working,” says Don Frickel. |
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JH Harvesters Raise the Bar
It’s time to take a second look at John Deere’s 703JH, 753JH, and 759JH tracked harvesters. |
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Energy From the Forest
A bioenergy boom is raging around the world. In the effort to curb climate change, sights have turned to the forests for energy. |
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TimberLink as a Training Tool
Forest machine operators can be taught the correct and productive practices right from the start when TimberLink is used in the training process. |
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A Whole Lot of Swinging
Up in the northern pine forests of British Columbia, Arnold Bremner and his crew are hard at work. Bremner is the owner of Clusko Logging Enterprises in Prince George, and Westline Harvesting Limited in William’s Lake. |
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John Deere Wows Crowds at DEMO International
DEMO International drew about 6,000 forestry professionals to Enfield, Nova Scotia, September 18 - 20. |
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The 63rd Annual Lake States Logging Congress
John Deere Forestry machines weren’t the only green and gold giants turning heads at the 63rd Annual Lake States Logging Congress, September 4 – 6. |
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Field Of Dreams for Iowa Logger
Logging is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Iowa - the Hawkeye State leads the nation in corn and soybean production. |
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Colorado Sees a Solution
August, 2008 – Colorado is seeing a faster, better way to manage their forests, and not a moment too soon. |
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Swing into action with the new 2454D and 2954D
The best just got better. John Deere’s popular and versatile ’54 Series Swing Machines are beefing it up this year. |
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Full-tree or cut-to-length?
Michigan logger does both
Full-tree or not full-tree? That is the question for many loggers in the Lake State region who are considering making the leap to cut-to-length (CTL) logging. |
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From the tiniest seed
Sue and Dave Millson, and Sue’s brother, Ted Dunn, all graduated college in Ontario, Canada, with degrees in forestry. |
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John Deere Shines at Mid-South Forestry Show
The Mid-South Forestry Equipment Show is a big deal for southern loggers and their families. |
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Virginia is for Loggers
The East Coast Sawmill and Logging Equipment Exposition, one of the top logging shows on the East Coast, showcased some of the industry’s most advanced equipment. |
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Showing East and West
From the Northeast to the Northwest, May 9 and 10th was a busy weekend for John Deere forestry equipment dealers and customers alike. |
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Keeping Costs Low
Productivity, Uptime, Low Daily Operating Costs. This is the John Deere Forestry’s commitment to the customer. So how are they doing? |
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Meet the Super Seven
Whether you’re facing big timber or small stems, sloped or smooth ground, hard or soft wood – John Deere has a felling head that’s perfect for you. |
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Skidding with the Smiths
Brad Smith of Brookhaven, Mississippi, likes to keep his fleet of forestry equipment within three or four years old. |
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