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The July/August 2018 issue of Timber Harvesting magazine features an article by Western Editor Dan Shell discussing the latest in steep slope technology and winch-assist systems. A special section highlights top suppliers of Steep Slope…
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A 130-year-old Tuscaloosa company is preparing to build a new lumber mill in south Alabama, which is expected to create more than 100 jobs and produce 250 million board feet of lumber annually. The Westervelt…
U.S. consumption of softwood lumber is likely to reach record-highs by 2030 according to a new study from ForestEdge and Wood Resources International. The study forecasts that U.S. softwood lumber demand will grow at an…
Potentially hurt by competition with Canadian softwood lumber, Swanson Group, a wood products company based in Glendale, asked the U.S. Department of Labor to help affected workers. Shelly Forsberg, a petition coordinator with the Trade…
Washington State legislators changed building codes in new legislation, a move expected to increase in the use of mass timber products in commercial and residential construction. The Washington Forest Protection Association says the move will…