Ironmongers Day: why is it celebrated today, September 3, in Argentina?
Like every year, this September 3, the country celebrates Ironmongers Day, a date in commemoration of a historical milestone for workers in the sector, which occurred in 1905.
Like every year, this September 3, the country celebrates Ironmongers Day, a date in commemoration of a historical milestone for workers in the sector, which occurred in 1905.
The second edition of the Wood Fair will be held on September 11 and 12 in Esquel, with an agenda focused on fire prevention, wood construction, use of construction systems, biomass heating and strengthening the forest-industrial chain. The organization is in charge of the Industrial Forestry Commission of the Regional Development Agency (ADRE) of Esquel and the Andean Region.
There are hotels that are forgotten as soon as you check out and others that remain in your memory long after the trip has ended. In a market where the modern traveler is no longer looking just for a place to sleep but for a comprehensive experience, the perception of space has become a determining factor. In this search for comfort, authenticity and well-being, wood resumes a strategic role in interior architecture and hotel equipment.
The Mata do Bussaco has officially become the first certified therapeutic forest in the entire Iberian Peninsula.
Building a wooden home in approximately one day will be one of the contents that companies from Japan will present in Paraguay during the next edition of Expo Madera Paraguay 2026. Representatives of System Design Limited Inc. and Innosho Forestry Co., Ltd. have already confirmed their presence at the fair with a presentation focused on the Japanese market and the use of wood for the construction of homes.
Senasa works to benefit this natural resource and source of life through the National Forest Health Program.
With the active participation of business leaders, national and provincial officials, diplomats and specialists, the AFoA 80 Years seminar held in Posadas had six panels that addressed the opportunities that the new global scenario opens up for the forestry, wood, cellulose, carbon and bioeconomy sector.
This international study published in one of the most important scientific journals in the field revealed a hidden underground ecosystem.
It had been among the clouds for centuries. A laser scanner, 372 volunteers on the internet and a dizzying climb have identified the tallest sword tree in East Asia: 84 meters and almost a thousand years old.