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Colorado Company No Ordinary Logging Contracting Business

Colorado Company No Ordinary Logging Contracting Business

by Tim Cox | Feb 1, 2022 | Cut-To-Length Logging, Forestry, Logging, Mulching

ALMA, Colorado – Frank Grzesk can thank the pine beetle for helping grow his company, P&A Forestry. He is no ordinary logging contractor. His company specializes in thinning and fuel reduction work to improve the health of forests and prevent wildfires. The pine...
Wisconsin Region Supports Healthy Wood Markets for Family Business

Wisconsin Region Supports Healthy Wood Markets for Family Business

by Tim Cox | Feb 1, 2022 | Cut-To-Length Logging, Logging

OSHKOSH, Wisconsin – In east central Wisconsin, Scott Koerner appreciates the fact that the region supports healthy markets for a full range of wood products. His family’s company, Koerner Forest Products, buys standing timber, harvests it with cut-to-length logging...
Oregon Logging Family Relies On Ponsse and Tigercat Machines

Oregon Logging Family Relies On Ponsse and Tigercat Machines

by Diane Calabrese | Feb 1, 2022 | Cut-To-Length Logging, Logging, Logging Operations: West

SUTHERLIN. Oregon – Steep slopes and tall timber typify the kind of forests where L&L Inc. performs cut-to-length logging operations. Challenging, yes, but all doable with good planning and the right equipment. Terry Mann, one of the members of the family that...
Safety Alert: Operator Dodges Stem  Crashing Through Window

Safety Alert: Operator Dodges Stem Crashing Through Window

by Forest Resources Assn. | Feb 1, 2022 | Safety Alert

Background: A logging crew was working on a hurricane salvage tract in the Southeast. The harvest site presented hazards common with this type of operation: numerous broken trees with downed stems that were blown over or laying on the ground – many of which were still...


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