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ELBA, Ala. — At Alabama’s Pea River Timber, company founder James “Macky” Bruce, 78, left, and his son Wally, 51, right, have built on the foundation of a family legacy in forest products. Today their business is guided by a commitment to transparency and fair, honest dealings with landowners, mills and employees. The single crew operation runs Tigercat machines from Tidewater and uses Samsara GPS/dash cam systems in their company truck fleet. 

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Industry News Roundup

Ponsse North America Adds Southern Location

Ponsse North America Adds Southern Location

Ponsse North America, Inc has expanded its operations to Midway, Fla., right outside of Tallahassee. The main factors that influenced this development are the growing demand for cut-to-length wood and an increase in machine sales in the South….

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AU Receives Pine Needle Blight Research Funding

AU Receives Pine Needle Blight Research Funding

A research team in Auburn University’s College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment (CFWE) is working to find solutions to an increasing threat to pine forests—needle blight. Through a $2.1 million U.S. Forest Service grant, the group is aiming to…

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