Logging and Sawmilling Journal
September 2000
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Features:
SpotlightA new study illustrates how the Softwood Lumber Agreement with the US has failed to increase lumber prices. |
New Millyard ApproachCanfor takes a different approach to owning and operating millyard equipment with an alliance with equipment dealer Finning. |
Investing In ChangeCanfor invests in new technology and the future with a major upgrade at its Grande Prairie sawmill. |
Win-Win-WinThe upgrade at Ainsworth's Savona mill has boosted capacity, recovery and employment at the operation. |
Woodtech 2000 PreviewOne of the premier wood processing shows aims to help the industry seize new opportunities. |
High End OSBWeyerhaeuser's New Brunswick mill works with customers to produce top-of-the-line OSB |
BC’S Top ContractorsIn a new feature, Logging and Sawmilling Journal ranks BC’s leading logging contractors |
Cut-To-Length BenefitsContractor South East Forest Products has seen greater productivity and more from the switch to cut-to-length. |
One or Two Lines?West Fraser faced that question when
upgrading its Pacific Inland Resources mill and opted for a two-line upgrade. |
Likeable ComboOne of Weyerhaeuser's Vancouver Island operations finds a Hultdins/Madill equipment combination works particularly well. |
BC Value AddedThe focus is on quality, recovery and people at East Fraser’s successful finger jointing plant in Mackenzie, BC. |
Delivering the GoodsInterfor's preferred program with its fallers allows the mill to deliver exactly what the Japanese housing market is looking for. |
Forestry IntroThe well-regarded and tough Maritime Forest Ranger School now has an "intro to forestry" course which allows students to explore a career in forestry.
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Departments:
Tech Update- Small Log Mills
Column: Industry Watch
- Report Complicates Approach
on Lumber Trade with US
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