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Gary Abbott travelled to meet Peter and Eoin Sheeran to find out more about their family run timber harvesting operation and why the move to the EcoLog harvester was made in 2016.
Peter Thomas Keaveney caught up with Thomas Maloney from Maloney Agri and Tree Care in Tipperary, a contracting business with over 50 years’ experience in cutting hedges.
Stihl has recently introduced its MS 400 C-M model chainsaw, claiming to be the words first chainsaw fitted with a magnesium piston, improving performance and power to weight ratio.
The package consists of four core courses – safe livestock handling and management, tractor driving and machinery maintenance, manual handling and emergency first responder and health for farming.
Gary Abbott and Arthur Byrne of ESB Networks offer readers some advice about operating chainsaws and what to do in the event of fallen electricity wires.
Gary Abbott travelled to meet Mayo man Tony Davis having took delivery of his new Ponsse harvester and forwarder earlier this year. The harvester being the first of its kind in the country.