Enhancing safety on the wharf

Enhancing safety on the wharf

C3 Limited recently deployed the final stages of its No One On The Wharf Programme to its Port Chalmers operations. In December last year, C3 introduced the Auto Tally System and the Log Butting Stations – the final stages of the current mechanisation programme – to...
New water testing

New water testing

By Technical and Environmental Forester Mac Molloy We are excited to announce the installation of a continuous water monitoring sensor in the Meggatburn. This sensor will provide us with real-time feedback on various chemical parameters of the waterway, including...
Be alert – fire danger can quickly ramp up

Be alert – fire danger can quickly ramp up

With all the wet and cold weather we’ve been experiencing lately, it’s easy to forget that we’re in the middle of the fire season. Please don’t be lulled into a false sense of security – just a few warm, windy days can quickly elevate our fire danger to very high or...
Log testing starts to reveal important information

Log testing starts to reveal important information

Higher log stiffness means higher prices for lumber, which is why Wood Quality Consulting and Wenita Value Improvement Manager Mark Pearson (pictured) were measuring log velocities in the log stacks at both Dunedin ports in November. Higher velocity readings indicate...
Wenita backs Coastal Classic

Wenita backs Coastal Classic

Wenita was proud to support Calder Stewart’s Coastal Classic again this year, as it celebrated its 21st year on November 3. Wenita has been backing this race for many years, giving access to our Akatore Forest for the various events, and this year we became Silver...
Heavy rains hit Otago, Southland

Heavy rains hit Otago, Southland

Dunedin City and Clutha District Councils declared states of emergency on Friday, 4 October, following record rainfall in coastal Otago and parts of Southland. These were lifted two days later, on Sunday, 6 October. Dunedin recorded 238mm of rainfall during the storm,...