Arb magazines?

[josh]

Do they exist? If so what are they called and where do you get them from? Thanks!

[Nick Waring]

Essential Arb, a quarterly magazine run by forestry journal. They have a forum section on this site aswell.

 

Forestry Journal - Writing

[josh]

Cool, cheers. Will check it out.

[essentialARB]

Apologies for not responding to this earlier - unavoidable family crisis.

 

If you wish to see a sample copy of essentialARB before deciding whether it is for you or not, if you pm me your address details I will get a copy sent out to you. Alternatively you can ring the office on 01387 702272.

 

Margaret

[josh]

Pm sent, thanks!

[john dawson]

ul find u have to either subscribe (essential arb)

or be a member of an organisation (AA - newsletter + essential arb)

or isa - treeline

[essentialARB]

ul find u have to either subscribe (essential arb)

or be a member of an organisation (AA - newsletter + essential arb)

or isa - treeline

 

 

Just to clarify...members of the AA do not receive essentialARB as a part of their membership package.

 

This did happen when essentialARB was published by Forestry & British Timber, but ceased when Forestry Journal took them over.

[John Hughes]

I subscribe to the Forestry Journal and get Essential Arb thrown in.

I look forward to receiving FJ at the beginning of the month, it's a great magazine, printed on high quality glossy paper. There is plenty in it for the small woodland owner/ mobile miller. Although I do find the 2 pages of cartoon a bit of a wasted space .

[Yve_Clark]

I subscribe to the Forestry Journal and get Essential Arb thrown in.

 

 

Both very good publications to keep up to date with what's happening in the industry

 

The staff are quite nice too

[Joy Yeomans]

logbaron gets quite upset if i open forest journal before he gets to look at it - great mag and essential arb.s always a good one aswel