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Home-Grown Prairie Sawmill

Home-Grown Prairie Sawmill

by Tony Kryzanowski | Apr 28, 2026 | 2026, DIY, Small Scale, Forestnet Magazine/Logging & Sawmilling Journal, March/April 2026, Sawmill, Value Added

Faced with life and death five years ago when diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, 45-year-old Haley Cochrane spent a year in recovery, both in hospital and at home. He had plenty of time to think and what kept him occupied was a recurring desire to establish a...
Washington Logger Operates with Small Business Model

Washington Logger Operates with Small Business Model

by Tim Cox | Jan 26, 2026 | 2026, DIY, Small Scale, Harvesting, January/February 2026, The Next Generation, TimberWest Magazine

KIRKLAND, Washington – Small can be good when it comes to operating a business, and a small business model suits Tom Marici just fine. Marici, the owner of Dutchman Logging, does both logging and land-clearing jobs. He has a small crew of other loggers. Marici, 24,...
Alaska Sawmill, Lumber Yard Going Strong 60 Years Later

Alaska Sawmill, Lumber Yard Going Strong 60 Years Later

by Andrea Watts | Dec 15, 2025 | 2025, DIY, Small Scale, November/December 2025, Sawmill, TimberWest Magazine, Value Added

FAIRBANKS, Alaska – Operating a sawmill and building materials business has its challenges. Try doing it in Fairbanks in central Alaska. Ask Jason Knoles, owner of Northland Wood Products. As one of the few independent lumber yards, it’s a tough business to be in....
Making use of salvage wood — to produce furniture in the Yukon

Making use of salvage wood — to produce furniture in the Yukon

by Jim Stirling | Oct 27, 2025 | 2025, DIY, Small Scale, Forestnet Magazine/Logging & Sawmilling Journal, Sawmill, September/October 2025

Wildfires and kitchen chairs are not an immediate match for most people. The connection is more obvious to Ulrich Trachsel. He’s a craftsman and his preferred medium is working with wood. Trachsel knows burned wood when dried presents a variety of creative...
Spot-on Logging

Spot-on Logging

by Tony Kryzanowski | Aug 29, 2025 | 2025, DIY, Small Scale, Forestnet Magazine/Logging & Sawmilling Journal, Harvesting, July/August 2025, Value Added

Central Ontario logger Tim Bryson is a true free enterpriser who is anxious to see if the proposed American tariffs on Canadian goods will end up being good or bad for his log marketing and custom sawmilling business—it could go either way. It may create more domestic...
From Forest Ranger to Sawmiller

From Forest Ranger to Sawmiller

by Tony Kryzanowski | Jun 27, 2025 | 2025, DIY, Small Scale, Forestnet Magazine/Logging & Sawmilling Journal, May/June 2025, Sawmill, Value Added

Gerald Sambrooke, a retired Chief Forest Ranger in Alberta, and his wife, Teresa, like to travel. That should come as no surprise given his 76 years of age. But he is also a bandsaw mill owner who hates to see a good log go to waste. A graduate of the Forest...
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