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The majority of mills will be curtailed for two weeks or the equivalent, with extended curtailments of four weeks at Houston and Plateau, and six weeks at Mackenzie.
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Following the launch of FSC’s new standard, CFI spoke with FPAC’s director of forestry Etienne Belanger to learn more about the certification programs available to forestry companies, the requirements to become certified, and the potential impact of the new standard.
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The funding will enable market research, help with the transfer of technology, promote codes and standards to increase the use of wood in construction, and more.
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Portable Rotary Debarker is available either diesel or electric powered, up to 30' long module with a capacity of debarking any log species. Log length up to 12ft and up to 30: diameter. In ideal condition it can produce up to 50 GCMT/HR with less the 1% bark content. Also manufacturing rotary step feeders, transfer, conveyor belts and chains, steel structures and log-ponds.
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As anyone in the forest sector can tell you, the industry is facing a labour shortage. But four competing forest product companies in B.C. have joined forces to address this challenge by developing a new educational program, in collaboration with BCIT.
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Zavisha Sawmills can trace its history back to 1943, when Henry Zavisha began the business in the bush. In the mid-1960s, Henry moved operations to Hines Creek. Since then, the family and the business have grown, and three generations have led Zavisha Sawmills to success.
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The Timmins sawmill’s 100-year history includes many ups and downs through challenging market conditions and natural disasters, EACOM communications director Julie Paquet told CFI.
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Here we are in 2019, 25 years from the founding of the FSC in 1993. Certification is recognized as good for forest management and for the marketplace. But how do we get here? Tony Rotherham takes a look back at the past 25 years of forest management certification.
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June 24-28, 2019
Location: canadianbiomassmagazine.ca
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