Machine delivery training ensures a reliable start for the customer
The arrival of a new forest machine at the logging site is always a big event. Whether it's a customer's first John Deere forest machine or the latest acquisition for a logging company that has long trusted the brand, a successful user experience and productive operation is ensured with John Deere's delivery training expertise.
Creating a new forest machine takes passion and persistence
The productization of a new forest machine series is a multi-phase process that takes several years at the very least.
Planting seedlings for a better future
The Mechanized Seedling Planter is designed to be adaptable to different species and is intended to be used in different forestry markets around the world.
Precision harvesting is the future of logging
Jori Uusitalo, Professor of Forest Operations and Logistics at the University of Helsinki, Finland, has built a new multi-targeted harvesting model in collaboration with his research team. He calls it precision harvesting.
Reaching out to the sky
Iceland is a large island with rugged landscape formed by volcanic eruptions over the country’s history. Landsnet’s maintenance crew packs into a big four-by-four drive vehicle and heads to a high-voltage power line on the mountains east of the city of Reykjavik.
Going for gold
John Deere’s 1910G forwarder is a beast in the forest, but what do you call a 1910G in a gold mine? It appears that 1910G is a real monster in a mining tunnel, too – as experiences from Finnish Lapland would suggest.