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Southern Loggin’ Times magazine’s August 2017 issue features Pineville, Kentucky’s J.R. Partin Logging, Abbeville, Alabama’s Mills Timber Harvesting, Inc., and Sheridan, Arkansas’ Crouse truck Parts & Equipment Company, Inc. An article highlights Tigercat’s recent 25th…
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Recently, I had the honor of testifying before the Senate Committee on Agriculture to discuss the future of the Farm Bill’s forestry and conservation tools and how they apply to family forest owners. From the…
Officials have closed off more of Pisgah National Forest as they approach the fifth day of a search for a man considered to be armed and dangerous. The entire area east of Highway 276 and…
The economic impact of agriculture and forestry in Virginia was $91 billion in 2016, up 30 percent from $70 billion in 2013, state officials announced Tuesday. The total employment impact of the two industries increased…
A multi-million dollar sawmill project in Demopolis continues to make progress. The new state-of-the-art sawmill is expected to bring more than new fifty jobs to the area. Demopolis Mayor John Laney says the Two Rivers…
Western wildfires are the headline grabbers, but forests in the eastern United States are also fire-dependent and increasingly at risk because of fire exclusion, according to a researcher at Penn State University. “Many people have…
A bill before Congress would give Arkansas a greater share of the U.S. Forest Service’s budget, according to its sponsor. Opponents argue it would also ease restrictions on clear-cutting those forests. House Bill 2936 of…
The 2008 recession and increased timber company sell-offs were putting a hurt on the future of forestry in South Carolina when Gene Kodama took over as state forester. The Moncks Corner native faced a bevy…
