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Industry News Roundup
Emerald Ash Borer Found In Middle Tennessee For The First Time
Emerald Ash Borer, an invasive insect that destroys ash trees, has recently been found in Smith and Jefferson counties. Smith is the first county in Middle Tennessee where EAB has been found. Both cases have…
Bill Introduced To Conserve Family-Owned Forests For Next Generation
Representatives Diane Black (R- TN-06) and Mike Michaud (D-ME-02) recently introduced the Keep the Forest and Farm in the Family Act of 2012 (H.R. 6439) to provide estate tax relief to America’s forest owners, farmers,…
Georgia Town To Get $60 Million Biofuels Factory
Gov. Nathan Deal announced in a news release recently that Sandersville is getting a $60 million wood pellet manufacturing plant. Officials say General Biofuels Georgia, LLC will create 35 jobs with its facility in Sandersville.…
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