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Brookhaven, Miss. — The Smith family has cut timber in this corner of southwest Mississippi for three generations, and each has been guided by the same conviction that land stewardship matters equally as much as the wood it produces.
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Industry News Roundup
Mississippi County Suing Wood Pellet Company For Breach Of Contract
An Aug. 13 trial date was set in U.S. District Court in Jackson in a breach-of-contract lawsuit by Pike County against a wood pellet company that never built a promised mill. The Enterprise-Journal reports Indeck…
Mississippi Pine Beetle Infestations Double
The Mississippi Forestry Commission says the first Southern pine beetle outbreak to hit southwest Mississippi in nearly 20 years has apparently doubled in size and shows no signs of slowing. The Enterprise-Journal reports that officials…
West Virginia Crew Helping Battle Wildfires In South Dakota
A 20-person crew left West Virginia recently heading for Black Hills National Forest in South Dakota, an area where wildfires have been causing problems for firefighters in the area, said Leslie Fitzwater, Division of Forestry…
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