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Timber Processing magazine’s September 2017 issue features Unnefors, Sweden’s Södra Skogsägarna sawmill and recounts the company’s long history of wood products production. In the Opening Faces column, Associate Editor Jay Donnell shares about his recent…
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Global trade of softwood lumber reached a 10-year high in 2015, with lumber prices trending downward in many key markets over the course of the year, reports the Wood Resource Quarterly. A majority of the…
Mary’s River Lumber Co., which had 80 workers at a cedar sawmill in Philomath and a finishing plant in Corvallis, has ceased operations after 42 years. The closure came on Monday because of difficulties in…
A ‘state-of-the-art’ Sierra Pacific Industries sawmill could be under construction in late spring or early summer and completed in early 2017. “We think that it’s going to be one of the highest-tech mills in the…
What was originally was thought to be a three to five week shutdown at Saratoga Forest Management’s sawmill after a January fire is now expected to last into April. In the early morning hours of…