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Marshall Logging Adds Eco Log Machine; New Company Distributing Swedish Brand

Marshall Logging Adds Eco Log Machine; New Company Distributing Swedish Brand

by David Coleman | May 1, 2018 | Logging, Logging - New Products

ANTIGO, Wisconsin – Even though Kevin Marshall has worked in logging for about 30 years, he’s not afraid to try something new. That’s why he took a gamble last fall by investing in Eco Log forwarder, which is a now distributed in the United States by a new company,...
Father-Son Loggers Debut Ponsse ActiveFrame Harvesters in Michigan

Father-Son Loggers Debut Ponsse ActiveFrame Harvesters in Michigan

by Diane Calabrese | May 1, 2018 | Logging, Logging Operations: Northeast

IRON RIVER, Michigan — One strong bond leads to another. And that’s a good thing for family, friend and business ties. Ted Benson, owner/operator of Low Impact Logging, Inc., is a man who appreciates a strong bond. His son Josh Benson, owner/operator of Quality...
Cat Track Harvester with Log Max ‘Best Move I Ever Made’

Cat Track Harvester with Log Max ‘Best Move I Ever Made’

by Tim Cox | May 1, 2018 | Logging, Logging Operations: Northeast

BERLIN, New York – A few years back, Ryan Sweeney had a difficult time keeping good quality help for his logging business, Sweeney’s Tree and Land Management. A long-term Caterpillar customer, he found the answer in changing over to cut-to-length logging technology....
New York’s Mountain View Logging

New York’s Mountain View Logging

by Diane Calabrese | May 1, 2018 | Logging, Logging Operations: Northeast

NORTHVILLE, New York — There’s gold in them-there hills are promising words that have long set thoughts spinning and prospectors running. But it is the poetry of mountainous vistas that keep people grounded and happy. (George) ‘Butch’ Reynolds worked as a logger for...
Biomass Market Suffers from Low Gas & Oil Prices, But a Few Bright Spots Reported

Biomass Market Suffers from Low Gas & Oil Prices, But a Few Bright Spots Reported

by Chaille Brindley | May 1, 2018 | Biomass, Industry News, Logging, Lumber / Wood Markets, Wood Fiber

While specific biomass opportunities, such as pellets, remain strong, the overall biomass market remains soft, according to Tim Gammell, editor of the North American Wood Fiber Review (NAWFR). A few bright spots on the horizon include the anticipated growth of the...
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