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Southern Loggin’ Times February issue features Dwayne Taylor, Barry McGaughey and David Morris of Florida’s Panhandle Forestry/Chipola Timber. Young logger Jeremy Jones started from scratch and weathered the storms. With no plans to retire, veteran…
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Snow, sleet and frozen rain damaged a year’s worth of South Carolina timber harvest last month, making it the most damaging storm in the region since 1989, officials reported. About 11% of the forestland was…
Many New Bern, North Carolina homeowners don’t realize they are living in danger zones that might be prone to wildfires. But a new wildland-urban interface map approved by New Bern aldermen last week could help…
The most under-appreciated and yet critically important link in the forest products industry value chain – from tree grower to end consumer — is comprised of nearly 10,000 small, independent business contractors – America’s timber…
On the corner of Bucky Pescaglia’s desk is a small printed note that says, “Wood is wonderful.” With a brief look around the office, it’s apparent he believes it: wood floors, wood panels, wood furniture…
Wood waste in Covington, Tenn., used to be a waste stream that incurred hefty landfill and hauling costs for the city of 9,000 residents. That is until the city’s mayor, Dr. David Gordon, put some…
Alabama native Greg Pate was sworn in by Governor Robert Bentley and the Alabama Forestry Commission as Alabama’s new State Forester on February 18, 2014. He brings with him over 30 years of professional forestry…
Reconnaissance flights conducted today across all three of the South Carolina Forestry Commission’s operating regions suggest widespread timber damage to forests in the eastern half of the state. The following observations are cursory. More detailed…