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New STEIN Handsaws
Sep 02, 2010 - 12:24 PM - by Nigel
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Over the last year we have spent a lot of time searching for a good quality handsaw with a good quality scabbard.
We listened to the industry as to what was required in a saw and have developed this new range.
These saws have a superior combination of a high performance blade with a cushioned rubber handle and are
supplied as standard with a belting material scabbard.
This is the only saw on the market supplied as standard with this type of scabbard.

S300 300mm Straight Saw c/w Scabbard SRP £29.00+vat
C330 330mm Curved Saw c/w Scabbard SRP £32.00+vat
C390 390mm Curved Saw c/w Scabbard SRP £36.00+vat

These will be available for
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Arbtalk Launches Brand New Tree Fungi Directory
Aug 03, 2010 - 9:08 PM - by Steve Bullman
Arbtalk is proud to announce the launch of its latest site addition, The Tree Fungi Directory

This has been in development for the past several months and thanks to the outstanding efforts of David Humphries, now contains most of the common fungi that we deal with day to day, along with a few additions. The Fungi Directory is a work in progress and we hope to build on the current content substantially over the coming months and years.

The homepage contains a slideshow of the images within the galleries and has an a-z listing as well as a specific search menu for parasitic, saprophytic, and mycorrhyzal fungi types. Users can also search the name of any tree species to instantly bring up any fungi associated with them. Each individual gallery contains multiple images of the fungi in various states as well as... [Read More]
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The ARB Show 2010 - Press Release
Jul 08, 2010 - 10:58 PM - by Steve Bullman



PRESS RELEASE - 18 June 2010

The ARB Show - heralded a success by all


Held on 11th and 12th June, the Arboricultural Association’s 12th Annual Trade Fair has been heralded a success by all, and it was not just the sunshine that inspired warm feedback from visitors and exhibitors at the event. The newly named ARB Show attracted just short of two thousand visitors over a busy two days and with a record entry to the show’s 3ATC climbing competition, a busy programme of events and demonstrations for visitors, and the vast majority of people leaving with purchases they had made, both visitors and exhibitors reported a positive show.


“The ARB Show is clearly maintaining its
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