March April 2005

 

 

 

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  OLD WAYS, NEW IRON
- St Maries Logging, Inc. maintains half a dozen sides with the best equipment.

  NEW MILL FOR CALIFORNIA
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Pacific Lumber Company - the world's largest redwood producer - has started up a new $30 million sawmill operation, the first mill to be built in California in 10 years.
 
 
  GETTING INTO SMALL LOGS IN A BIG WAY
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Cover Photo:  Doug Wood watches logs come up the wave feeder headed for the Comact Hi-Tech DDM-10 single pass processor.  Processor operators control processing functions from a cab safely located outside the processing room.

  BATTLING THE BUGS
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Larger, More Frequent Forest Insect Infestations - A Manmade Problem

  SAFETY THROUGH MECHANIZATION
- Innovations over the past decades have created more mechanized harvesting and safety environment for loggers.

 WINTER IN THE WOODS
-Ponderay Valley Fibre finds more than wildlife benefits from habitat improvement.

 
GUEST COLUMNIST:  
Politically Correct Wood - by Tom Straka, Professor of Forestry and Natural Resources, Clemson Univ.

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