The Issues
Straight from the print magazine, the editors use this column to provide deeper insights into features, provide editorial comments on current events, and maybe even ramble just a little bit. The Issues is your chance to peek into their minds.
How’s Your Log Supply Chain?
Article by Dan Shell, Senior Editor, Timber Processing May 2022 – In between looking for extra employees to fill out another shift or solidify the one or two already in place, or perhaps looking for larger vaults to hold the cash they’ve been putting away thanks to record lumber prices, lumber suppliers would be smart to…
TP&EE Portland Will Honor Red Emmerson
Red Emmerson, the 90-year-old chairman and CEO Emeritus of Sierra Pacific Industries, will be honored during the upcoming Timber Processing & Energy Expo as Timber Processing…
‘Staying Power’ Has Meaning
You may notice that this issue includes the 40th annual Lumbermen’s Buying Guide. Wow, 40! It kind of snuck up on me. I’ve been writing on these pages for 35 of those years, which means…
New Sawmills Are Dotting The Landscape
You probably recall the movie Saving Private Ryan. If you do, you’ll remember that Captain Miller and his Ranger company, following their heroic contribution to the breakthrough at…
CLT Movement Spreads To Eastern Half Of U.S.
As written up on page six of this issue, the recent Panel & Engineered Lumber International Conference & Expo in Atlanta included in its extensive agenda several talks on mass timber…
To See The Future, First Look Back
Over the last few years it seems there has been a flurry of new mill announcements, startups and upgrades with new ones popping up every few days. The downside to some of those…
Information To Be Had
Article by Rich Donnell Editor-in-Chief You may be aware that Timber Processing magazine is closely affiliated with Panel World and Wood Bioenergy...
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