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Ponsse has launched the global Operators Club, starting in Finland, for forest machine operators, students and educators. Members get free training, events and a direct link to product development and company owners. The club will expand to Uruguay and other countries, offering networking, ergonomic tips and insights into Ponsse’s harvesting technology.
The U.S. Forest Service is advancing recovery across national forests and grasslands damaged by hurricanes wildfires and flooding. Funded by $6.35 billion from the American Relief Act of 2025, efforts focus on restoring access rebuilding recreation sites reducing wildfire risk restoring ecosystems supporting communities and preparing for future disasters.
Komatsu is helping build a 2,625-ft. corduroy road in Germany's Spreewald Biosphere Reserve to enable low-impact access to wetlands. Using a 951XC harvester with an S172 head, the timber road provides stable ground for future forestry with manual harvesting, cable yarding and forwarder transport. This eco-friendly project tackles soft soil challenges.
McCoy Construction & Forestry named Matt Krapfl as their new safety coordinator. With more than 20 years of industry experience, Krapfl previously held leadership roles at Foodliner, including fleet manager and dispatch manager. He will lead safety initiatives at McCoy and support shared services for the McCoy Group. Visit McCoyCF.com for details.
Multifunction machines like the DM360 are transforming roadside and right-of-way maintenance by improving operator visibility stability and equipment versatility. Designed for uneven terrain and multi-season use, these machines boost safety productivity and reduce downtime, helping municipalities and contractors manage vast roadside areas efficiently.
Spring brings high demand for land-clearing contractors. Strategies for revenue include early cleanup, perimeter maintenance, invasive species control, storm response, corporate partnerships and municipal work. With versatile equipment, operators can capitalize on seasonal opportunities and set the foundation for long-term growth.