justin cider

Some of the biggest names in forestry management have an unholy alliance and are subsidiary companies of the end users of the timber. Their fees are attached to every part of the operations from woodland and roadside surveys, obtaining grants, extraction, planting and maintenance. In most cases there is nothing left in the kitty for the woodland owner other than its managed for them and it wipes its own nose financially.

The landowners, machine drivers, hauliers and forest workers get very little in the scheme of things. Forest management however have a finger in everyones pie.

That looks more like a silage grab, do the tynes not get bent when you try and pick up gnarly bits?