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MADISON, Fla.—Genesis Timber LLC is an established wood broker rooted in Florida’s Big Bend region, operating as the linchpin of a fully integrated operation that also includes Gray Logging LLC and Valor Trucking LLC. All three companies are independent and play distinct roles under the same roof, bound together by matrimony, faith and a mutual commitment to strengthening the state’s wood-products industry for generations to come.
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Industry News Roundup
Black Bears Thriving In Louisiana, Thanks To Hardwood Forest Restoration
Fresh into my career as a wildlife biologist with USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), two things happened: a new Farm Bill conservation program was born, and the Louisiana black bear was listed under the Endangered Species Act. Both were very...
USDA Blog: The Building Blocks of Forest Restoration Partnerships
Is it possible to simultaneously promote natural resources conservation and the growth of businesses that impact the environment? Yes. One way to do so is through “compensatory mitigation.” Compensatory mitigation is the preservation, restoration and/or...
UT, Genera Energy Harvest Hybrid Poplar In Next Step Toward Bioeconomy
A small stand of poplar trees harvested from a University of Tennessee AgResearch Center is set to help scientists progress further down the path toward low-cost, high-quality biomass and a bioeconomy. Located on UT's East Tennessee AgResearch Center in Blount County,...
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