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Is Sitka Spruce Now Vunerable to IPS Typographus (Spruce Beetle)?

With a quarter of Britain's forests consisting of Sitka Spruce the latest article in the Guardian this week raises concerns that the IPS Typ...

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Thoughts from The Wood - February: Spring is Coming

Lambs Tails February can be a pretty cold, damp and dreary month. But if you look a little closer, the first cracks in Winters’ thrall ar...

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Thoughts From The Wood - January: Becoming an Expert Provider

Grown in Britain: Joe Court Forestry now an Expert Provider Sometimes it’s nice to get out of the office and spend the day with like-mind...

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Thoughts from The Wood - November: Tree Health Pilot Extension

Tree Health Pilot Extension Having worked extensively with the Forestry Commission and the Tree Health Pilot team over the past year, we ar...

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Thoughts from The Wood - September

Why Manage Your Small Woodland? We are very fortunate in the South of England to be surrounded by woodlands of all sizes. Indeed, although ...

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Thoughts From The Wood - August

If only there was a magical way to capture carbon. It would need to be solar-powered, self-replicating, non-polluting and ideally be hugely ...

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Thoughts from The Wood - July

The current spread of the Eight Toothed Spruce beetle (IPS Typographus) has lead to a radical change in advice from the Forestry Commission....

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Thoughts from The Wood - June

I suspect many people will not have heard of the Wild Service tree (Sorbus torminalis), but you will undoubtedly have heard of places named ...

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Thoughts from The Wood - May

Sat writing this and the sun is shining outside, but the April winds are still chilly. I can’t help but be reminded to “ne'er cast a...

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Thoughts From The Wood - April

Henry has been exploring some of our local woodland sites, enjoying them in bloom as the bluebells have finally come out to persuade us that...

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Woodland Officer Joins the Team

Henry Barnard has joined Joe Court Forestry Ltd as a Woodland Officer. Henry will be working closely with Joe, managing a wide portfolio o...

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Woodsure Assured Quality Woodfuel for Biomass Boilers

Woodsure Accreditation We are thrilled to announce that our biomass woodchip has been certified for its quality, efficiency, and environmen...

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Job Opportunities

Joe Court Forestry Ltd is a family run business established in 2005. Based near Hascombe, Surrey we are a growing forestry company which off...

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High Quality Biomass Production with Herbst Compac Screener

The continued growth of biomass has led to us investing in a Herbst Compac Screener. With this machine we can ensure that all woodchip is ...

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Job Opportunity - Forestry Machine Operator Apprentice

Joe Court Forestry Ltd is looking for an enthusiastic individual with a passion for sustainable forestry and a desire to learn everything it...

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Vosch Grapple Saw - the Safe Way to Dismantle Ash Trees

We have recently had the Vosch Grapple Saw supplied and fitted by Richard Court Forestry Engineering Ltd. This is a fixed rotating gra...

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Investing in the future

Joe Court Forestry Ltd are always investing in equipment to ensure all aspects of woodland work is available to our clients. We recently hav...

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Joe Court Forestry Ltd at West Grinstead Ploughing Match

The West Grinstead & District Ploughing and Agricultural Society have been running their autumn ploughing match for over 125 years, and ...

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Investing in the future

Joe Court Forestry Ltd are always investing in equipment to ensure all aspects of woodland work is available to our clients. We recently have purchased a front ...

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