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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.
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Industry News Roundup
What’s Really Killing Texas Trees?
Although drought is often the cause, trees can die for other reasons besides lack of soil moisture, said Dr. Eric Taylor, Texas AgriLife Extension Service forestry specialist, Overton. “Drought is the primary contributor to tree…
Virginia Forestry Officials Report Spread Of Ash-Boring Beetle
An invasive wood-boring beetle has spread to more than a dozen counties in Virginia, threatening millions of ash trees, state forestry officials said last week. The emerald ash borer, a native of Asia first detected…
U.S. Forest Service Plans To Bill The Alabama Forestry Commission $5.12 Million
The U.S. Forest Service plans to bill the Alabama Forestry Commission $5.12 million for unsubstantiated spending from a federal grant. But the state forester said the state doesn’t owe the money. The Forest Service’s acting…
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