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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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PHILADELPHIA, Miss. — Mississippi’s Drew Sullivan, 46, is the owner of Performance Logging, Inc. The third generation logger grew up with a love for logging; he inherited the sawdust in his veins from his late father, Garry, and grandfather. Drew worked with his dad until markets pushed Garry out of the business in 2007. After things improved, Drew started his own business in 2010, and his dad went to work for him. After losing his dad two years ago, Drew carries on the family tradition with a single crew using Barko and Tigercat machines.
Industry News Roundup
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Industry News Roundup
Ice Storm Costs $360 Million In South Carolina Timber
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…
South Carolina Pilot Progam To Aid Timber Harvesters And Haulers
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…
Tales Of Success From The Missouri Timber Industry
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…
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