Maine Logging Contractor Serving Forest Management Businesses GCA Logging adds new Komatsu S132 harvester attachment from Anderson Equipment. https://t.co/GdEOq5Rjhp

Oklahoma Sawmill Business Fills Niche Needs of Hobbyists, Contractors, Others Mule Mountain Sawmill has array of equipment from Alabama’s Cook’s Saw Mfg. for cutting custom lumber. https://t.co/kQxmgAPvKp

Wisconsin Company Is a Family Affair Radies Corp. is a long-time Ponsse customer for logging machines; its staff like the Ponsse Scorpion King due to the cabin visibility, size and ability to handle almost anything. https://t.co/mBaW4G0GD6

Read logging success stories in issue 5 of TimberLine magazine. Find out how three generation of the Radies family are successfully working in the business at the same time. #logging #forest #FamilyBusiness https://t.co/wGkJpfMtUS

Washington Firewood Business Thriving With Kiln-Dried Product for Bundled Market C&C Timber equipped with two Multitek commercial firewood processors

Oklahoma Man Forging Ahead Where He Sees an Opportunity Invests in Ponsse Ergo Harvester and Buffalo Forwarder to launch Mid America Timber https://t.co/72Jb5frLwV

Canada’s Irving Woodlands an Important Player in Maine’s Forestry Operations Maine division uses two Bracke Forest Disc Trenchers to prepare ground for seedlings https://t.co/tBg9zLreOc

The latest issue of TimberLine magazine is now available online. Check out the complete digital edition with feature stories, the latest ads and news stories. https://t.co/sB8fdSbphy

Truck Driver Hurt by Improperly Secured Load The driver ignored existing safety protocols for unbinding cargo and failed to recognize that the pack strapping was loose, thereby creating a fall hazard during the unloading process. Get full details here: https://t.co/sUNHmDROBZ

N.H. Father-and-Son Business Produces Logs, Biomass, Mulch When it came time for Fadden Chipping and Logging to replace a track feller buncher, it was almost a foregone conclusion the company would buy a TimberPro. Read more:

Tennessee Logging Family Sticks with Change to Cut-to-Length Batton Enterprises was looking to make a transition to cut-to-length logging and found their solution in a Keto harvester attachment. Read more here:

Ponsse In-Kind Match Supports Workforce Development Program The more we use all our senses, the more we learn. Equipment training simulators significantly boost the learning experience. Read the full article here: https://t.co/oaMhESoCUb

Read the current issue of TimberLine now: https://t.co/jMHh9V9lZ4 It covers various logging topics, including using simulators in training and one logger's decision to stay with CLT technology. This and more!

Rob Etienne has a nice small business going, producing niche Eastern white pine lumber products, when disaster hit in the form of a fire. Kiln-Direct is a key supplier that enabled the company to get up and running again relatively quickly. https://t.co/rrXQiRtJ1Y

iDRY vacuum kiln owner has big vision for small business: “Right now, my vision for Wasioja Wood is expansive.” . . . https://t.co/GTVd2Qtnbc

Nyle Dry Kilns, a leading supplier of lumber dry kilns with a track record spanning over four decades, has unveiled its latest groundbreaking innovation: the ProDRY series of High-Temperature Continuous Kilns. https://t.co/wnGJeckooa

E+E Elektronik sensors aid the lumber kiln-drying process- From forest to table, read 6 points they share for successful kiln automation with E+E Elektronik sensors here:

New Timberline editorial is out now! Read the headline article on Bingaman & Son Lumber- SII Dry Kilns helped add kiln capacity to their operations. "They’ve been a very reliable partner and supporter of our drying operations and thermal modification.” https://t.co/z7Gz8xlSnR

CW Mill Equipment (maker of HogZilla) is celebrating its 50th anniversary! What do they attribute their success to? Read our full-length article on it here and feel free to congratulate them, too! https://t.co/T2k7Mqk5XY

Kurt Lenahan didn’t plan to get into the mulch production business, but circumstances sort of forced him into it. Now, he’s glad he did. With the help of Barry Equipment, he turned the burden of wood-debris into an opportunity: