Glee is as much a part of the gardening calendar as pruning, the first cut of the lawn and cold crisp mornings that accompany the first trips to the greenhouse. But unlike these annual milestones, Glee is changing; it’s growing and developing for the ...

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Pictured: Teaming up for Future Foresters Technology Day, from the left:  Sorbus Director Phil Wade, RFS Future Foresters Officer, Adam Todd and Jenni Hedges, Moulton Countryside Management   New technologies are helping to transform forestry and arboriculture into one of the most ...

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    It was enough to have arachnologists around the globe in a state of high tension when a giant pink Spider was seen on the mountain pastures in the canton of Obwalden in Switzerland. However, it was not some previously ...

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Forest Garden Decibel Panel not only dramatically cuts noise levels but also looks great and is affordable. This is the first DIY acoustic panel and can be fitted as a replacement or as a new fence. Tests show that the panels ...

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Laser maps collected by airborne mounted sensors have, for the first time, been used to successfully segment individual trees affected by the deadly Larch tree disease. The laser scanning surveys (LiDAR) were undertaken by aerial mapping company Bluesky and used to ...

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Ferris have launched the Soft-Ride Stand-on SRS  Z1 mower, featuring a first-of-its-kind adjustable operator platform with suspension technology for optimum comfort and increasing productivity. Stand-on mowers feature similarities with both walk-behind and zero-turn mowers. Where zero-turn mowers and walkbehinds have their ...

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