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Loggers in Atlantic Canada tend to expect less profit than loggers elsewhere, but they have been holding their own in terms of profitability.
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Silvana Import Trading Inc.'s Dick Ingemar Johnsson details the Markusson's Triplematic 3-at-1 chain sharpener, which also does gullets and rakers in just one pass.
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A logger was using an unsafe practice known as domino falling when he was killed near Terrace, B.C., in 2012, according to a recently released coroner's report.
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JoeScan’s scan heads have been made for sawmills since the company introduced its first scan head in 2002. JoeScan’s newest scanner, the JS-25 X6B, is a high-performance, six-laser scanner, specifically designed for high-density, snapshot-scanning of logs on carriage headrigs. JoeScan JS-25 X6B scan heads can be mounted end-to-end to scan any length of log on six-inch spacing.
The JS-25 X6B was designed to make it easy for optimizers and sawmills to upgrade obsolete carriage scanning systems, often reusing the existing scan frame. To protect your investment, each JS-25 X6B comes with a 5-year warranty and a 10-year product support policy to safeguard against obsolescence.
Contact JoeScan today! www.joescan.com | sales@joescan.com | +1.360.993.0069
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Celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2016, major grinder and pulpwood biomass processing machine supplier Peterson is continuing to expand its Oregon facility while fostering the ongoing development of new machines and machine innovations.
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A lack of a real commitment by governments for long-term and sustainable funding for innovation and research in the forest sector can stop advancements.
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The Canadian Woodlands Forum has opened nominators for its 2017 Outstanding Logging Contractor of the Year award.
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How can timber harvesting contractors ensure their own long-term viability with the current state of the industry? This is the hard question that will be asked at the 2017 Truck Loggers Association’s annual convention, taking place January 18-20 in Vancouver.
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