Northern Logger And Timber Processor

Northern Logger And Timber Processor

The Northern Logger & Timber Processor is a unique monthly magazine dedicated solely to the needs of loggers, sawmill operators, timberland managers, and primary forest product processors in the Northeastern and Lake States areas. It boasts a 100% paid circulation that has been verified and audited, primarily reaching readers from Maine to Minnesota in the north and Missouri to Maryland in the south.

Trade/B2B
English
Magazine

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#3683407

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#995275

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  • 2 weeks ago | northernlogger.com | Erin Kessler

    By Jen WeimerWe’ve come a long way, baby, but not far enough. Forestry is, and has historically been, a male-dominated field. Women currently make up only 15% of forestry and conservation workers, but not from a lack of interest. Fifty years ago, women struggled to be accepted into forestry programs based on their gender alone.

  • 1 month ago | northernlogger.com | Erin Kessler

    The Northeastern Forest Products Equipment Expo (Loggers’ Expo) will return to the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine, May 16-17. The annual forestry equipment expo, organized by the Northeastern Logger’s Association (NELA), alternates between Bangor, Maine, and Essex Junction, Vermont, each year.

  • 1 month ago | northernlogger.com | Erin Kessler

    By Jen WeimerWe’ve come a long way, baby, but not far enough. Forestry is, and has historically been, a male-dominated field. Women currently make up only 15% of forestry and conservation workers, but not from a lack of interest. Fifty years ago, women struggled to be accepted into forestry programs based on their gender alone.

  • 2 months ago | northernlogger.com | Erin Kessler

    By Hallie KoontzDave Jelinek is young for being in the business 73 years. “I always used to say that I’ve been in the business 73 years – and they’d say, well, you don’t look 93,” he joked. But there’s not really a better way to summarize the years he’s spent involved in the family business, Jelinek Trucking. Supposedly, his involvement goes all the way back to getting his diaper changed in the front seat of the log truck. Much of his childhood was spent being dragged along on logging jobs.

  • Jan 14, 2025 | northernlogger.com | Erin Kessler

    By Erin KesslerOn the international trade front, many in the forest products industry – hardwood producers in particular – are very concerned about what will happen with export markets as President-Elect Donald Trump takes office later this month. During his election campaign, Trump promised to impose tariffs of at least 60% on Chinese goods, 25% on Canada and Mexico, and 10-20% on other countries. The last time Trump was in office, he imposed hefty tariffs on Chinese goods.

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