Published 6 times a year Timber Harvesting is known for its editorial integrity and depth, equipment and business information, commentary on U.S. wood fiber supply chain and a close alliance with the ALC - lending significance to its unique Logging Business of the Year recognition.
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Timber Harvesting’s January/February issue spotlights Oregon’s Bighorn Logging Corp., a multifaceted company that occasionally encounters some head-turning big trees along the way. Using chain saws, wedges, axes and considerable skill, this alert felling crew goes…
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Straight from the desk of Executive Editor and Co-Publisher, David (DK) Knight, Timberlines brings you insight into the most thought provoking aspects of timber harvesting. TH wouldn’t be complete without Timberlines to lead the issue.
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New Mexico passed Senate Bill 1 in 2001 to allow counties to manage national forest lands under certain circumstances that U.S. Forest Service personnel couldn’t handle, and now that Otero County passed a resolution in…
This year, the Kentucky Division of Forestry (KDF) is celebrating its 100th anniversary. To help commemorate KDF’s Centennial and to acknowledge its employees both past and present, Gov. Steve Beshear signed a proclamation this week…
John Shannon has resigned as Arkansas State Forester following a legislative audit that questioned financial practices at the Arkansas Forestry Commission that led to the layoff of 34 employees. Shannon’s decision came after reviewing the…
Relatively low fossil fuel prices have reduced the demand and prices of woody biomass throughout the U.S. the past three years, reports the North American Wood Fiber Review. The Pacific Northwest currently has the lowest…