Published 12 times a year in a tabloid format, with forest family-friendly outreach, on-site logger interviews and profiles, and flavorful blend of information and entertainment, Southern Loggin' Times is the most popular publication that focuses on the forest-rich South.
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Southern Loggin’ Times April issue features Read Logging, Inc., based in Warren, Tex., Jeremy Ray Construction, LLC, based in Lugoff, SC, and Lance Whittington Logging, based in Ellerbe, NC. The issue also highlights the upcoming…
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Mississippi State University scientists have created a new software program to help foresters and landowners manage hardwood timber. Emily Schultz and Tom Matney, forestry professors in the MSU Forest and Wildlife Research Center, developed the…
An on-going timber theft investigation resulted in the arrest of one man in Bowie County. Texas A&M Forest Service law enforcement investigators arrested Christopher Clay Sprayberry, of Texarkana on nine felony warrants issued by Upshur…
The Kentucky timber industry expects a profitable year in 2014. That’s according to an economic impact report issued last week during a forest industry meeting in Louisville. The report details the timber industry’s almost 13…
What started off as a small group of forestry students who wanted to mingle with each other has evolved into one of the University of Georgia’s most active student leadership clubs—and one of its longest…
Two federal agencies are investigating whether the managers of N.C. State University’s massive Hofmann Forest violated the Clean Water Act by illegally draining wetlands. An N.C. State University foundation is in the midst of selling…
First we lost the elm trees, then the chestnut trees, now the hemlocks, and soon possibly the ash trees. Non-native insects and diseases are slowly whittling away at our forest tree species. The latest on…
For some people with physical limitations, being able to participate in hunting season is a distant memory. But thanks to the Angelina and Sabine national forests employees and retired agency volunteers in East Texas, a…
I look forward to reading Southern Logging Times with my son each month. This stories and pictures in this publication provide many learning opportunities for us both and we get a few good laughs from the bulletin board.
— Josh Washington, Washington Bros. Inc.