Health and safety law changes taking effect in April 2027 will put greater emphasis on critical risks. Here’s what farmers and small businesses should understand when tree work is involved.
Got a tree growing near overhead lines? Before reaching for the saw, ladder or pole pruner, understand why tree work around electricity needs specialist planning.
Trees Near Powerlines: This Is Where DIY Tree Work Stops Read More »
Hooking a tractor onto a fallen tree might look straightforward, but the real question is what the tree will do once it starts moving.
Can I Just Pull That Fallen Tree Out With the Tractor? Read More »
Storm-damaged trees can be unpredictable, with hidden tension, trapped branches and unstable stems. Here’s what farmers should look for before starting the clean-up.
Storm-Damaged Trees on Farms: Why Your Chainsaw and Tractor Might Not Be Enough Read More »
Dead branches, cracks, movement at the roots and sudden leaning can all be warning signs. Here are seven things to look for around your trees.
7 Signs a Tree Could Be Dangerous Read More »
There’s no single perfect time to prune every tree. Here’s what affects pruning timing, what you can safely tackle yourself and when to call an arborist.
When Is the Best Time to Prune Your Trees? Read More »
