by Web Editor | Apr 10, 2024 | News
Idaho Health Group Plan Keeps Growing A note in the March-April Idaho Logger publication of the Associated Logging Contractors-Idaho loggers association says the group’s health plan that launched August 1, 2023 is showing good growth with more than 200 individuals now...
by Jacqlyn Kirkland | Apr 1, 2024 | News
New From Tigercat: Triangulated harvesting head In late September 2023, visitors to the Pacific Logging Congress, a live demo event held in Washington state, got a sneak peak of the new Tigercat 573 harvesting head processing logs on the end of a Tigercat 875E logger....
by Jacqlyn Kirkland | Mar 6, 2024 | News
aol health insurance now available in oregon Following approval from Oregon’s Division of Financial Regulation at the end of 2023, Associated Oregon Loggers is now offering logger health plans through the association. The new AOL Association Insurance Program,...
by Jacqlyn Kirkland | Feb 19, 2024 | News
Equipment Innovator Paul Bell Dies At 66 Amazing logging equipment innovator Paul Bell of Bell Equipment died December 27, 2023. He was 66. Taking the Southern U.S. pine plantation and natural stand conversion applications by storm in the late ‘80s with his...
by Jacqlyn Kirkland | Jan 30, 2024 | News
Research Shows Thinning Benefits Bees, Forests Researchers in Colorado over a 10 year period have determined that forest thinning opens up canopies and benefits key tree pollinators by allowing more flower and shrub species that attract and sustain bee populations....
by Jacqlyn Kirkland | Jan 30, 2024 | News
Bureau of Land Management Withdraws Timber Sale Project The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has withdrawn a timber project east of Eugene, Ore. after three environmental groups filed a lawsuit last November claiming the BLM had failed to consider the project’s impact...