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Great Lakes Logging Expo Registration Now Open
Great Lakes Logging Expo Registration Now Open Registration is open for the 78th annual Great Lakes Logging & Heavy Equipment Expo set for September 5-7 at the Resch Center Complex in Green Bay,...
Michigan’s Viking Energy Biomass Plant Still Closing
Michigan’s Viking Energy Biomass Plant Still Closing The Viking Energy Biomass plant in Lincoln, Mich. is closing early despite being under contract until 2027 and a recent order not to let them out...
Novo BioPower Gets Some Breathing Room
Novo BioPower Gets Some Breathing Room Novo BioPower CEO Brad Worsley says the Salt River Project and Arizona Public Service have signed contracts through 2033 to buy electricity generated by...
2024 Logger Survey: Working Tough Ground
Loggers across the U.S. responded to Timber Harvesting’s recent 2024 Logger Survey, which showed that contractors in all parts of the country are having a tough time grappling with rising costs and dropping demand in some areas. For example, for the first time ever across 20-plus years of logger surveys, the number of loggers who rate their company’s financial health “poor” (9%) to “very poor” (21%) outnumber those who say “good” (21%) to “very good” (7%)—30% to 28% overall in favor of the negatives.
ALC, FS Sign MOU Noting Mutual Benefits
ALC, FS Sign MOU Noting Mutual Benefits The American Loggers Council recently entered into a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with USDA Forest Service (FS) that formalizes future...
Billerud Cancels Expansion, Yet Remains Committed to Facility
Billerud Cancels Expansion, Yet Remains Committed to FacilityOfficials with Billerud announced in late May that the company will not go through with a major $1 billion expansion and conversion to...
Veriga Tracks
With today’s highest capacity skidders, which utilize six-wheel drive and a large grapple, tracks are commonly used to improve traction and performance. This is particularly true on soft or wet terrain, if minimal impact on the forest floor is needed, and…
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