May June, 2004

r     50 YEARS AND STILL STRONG - Hagedorn Logging’s flexibility and commitment to quality keep them successful for over 50 years   NEW GRAPPLE SAW INCREASES EFFICIENCY AND ENHANCES SAFETY -   Alaska Pacific Logging reports success with new Hultdins equipment in blown-down harvesting.   THE ULTIMATE PURPOSE-BUILT FORESTRY MACHINE - Why chain saws aren’t going away any time soon  MOVING FROM CUT-TO-LENGTH TO CUT-TO-DIAMETER -  Retired forest economics professor Charley McKetta unveils Tree Cents software  TACKLING THE NUMBERS GAME IN FORESTLAND MGMT. - Keen business sense has made Lowry Trucking the third largest log hauling company in Northern Idaho   SMALL LOG CONFERENCE DELIVERS REALITY CHECK - Northwest forest industry first to witness entry of energy wood harvester into North American market RECYCLING WASTE WOOD INTO ELECTRICITY -Burney Forest Power together with Fruit Growers Supply help keep the area in jobs and energy 2004 SKIDDER REVIEW  GUEST COLUMNIST: GE TREES: THE BUZZ IS NOT FROM CHAIN SAWS - By Steve Strauss, Professor of Forest Science and Genetics, OSU Intermountain Logging Conference - 66th Conference held in Spokane County Fair and Expo Center. Association News Calendar of Events

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