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As [She] Sees It: The Future of Logging Depends on our Youth
Note from the American Loggers Council: This month’s As We See It column was written by Chrissy Kimball of Kimball & Sons Logging of Poland, Maine. In light of the recent introduction of the Future Logging Career Act and the release of the report commissioned by...
Forestry Voices – The U.S. Forest Products Industry: Dynamic History, Bright Future
When I joined the U.S. forest products industry nearly 30 years ago, business structures were different than they are today. However, the foundational principles of the industry have and will continue to stand the test of time. For starters, many paper and wood...
Mountain Works Sustainable Development, Inc.
Sometimes the size of a business is less important than the potential impact a company can have on the community it serves. Mountain Works Sustainable Development in Western North Carolina is a case in point. As explained by Ian Snider, one of the company’s owners,...Forecast 2018 – Sunny Skies, Clear Sailing
Fair weather ahead: That’s the economic forecast for 2018. Business operations should benefit from an improving employment picture, growing disposable consumer income, and an easy credit environment. “The United States economy continues to power forward,” says Sophia...
New Plant Designs and Energy Concerns
Energy consultant Ralph Russell explains how installing equipment and setting it up right can improve your bottom line for years to come. When it comes to developing a new plant, energy issues may not be at the top of your list. But they should be a major...