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Audio interviews of forestry people set for Sept 25 - 27



ForestNet will be broadcasting audio interviews of key people in the
forestry industry from the Wood Tech Show in Vancouver, British Columbia
from September 25 - 27 using Real Audio software.   In order to listen to
the audio interviews, you will need to have a Real Audio software player
which can be downloaded for free at http://www.realaudio.com.
For more information, you can visit our page at http://www.forestnet.
com/radio/index.html about the audio interviews.


You're welcome to enjoy the September articles of Logging and Sawmilling
Journal that have just been posted on the ForestNet site..

Tech Update:  Small Log Mills
McGehee Equipment Company, Sawquip International, Canadian Mill Systems, TS
Manufacturing, Optimil, USNR, Denis Comact, Newnes Machine Ltd., Maxi Mill.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/techsept.html

BC Job Goal Meets Skepticism
The BC government says it will create 42,000 new forestry jobs in the next
10 years. The question that won't wriggle away is – how?
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/bcjobs.html

Thriving Without Quota
Milestone Wood Products, an integrated reman operation dependent on small-
business sales and private wood, may well be the way of the future for the
industry in western Canada.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/noquota.html

Homegrown New Brunswick Processor
Developed by a retired Mirimichi logger, the Inchworm processor is simple,
rugged, portable, adaptable to a variety of carriers - and very cheap.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/process.html

Cariboo Tradition Continues
Quesnel breathes a sigh of relief as Weldwood commits $115 million to
replace an aging sawmill and upgrade its plywood plant in the Cariboo
community.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/cariboo.html

Big Players Eye I-Joists
Calgary-based Nascor Inc. reports intense interest in its licensed,
turnkey I-Joist manufacturing plants. One reason: no quota
access to the US market.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/ijoists.html

Huge Growth Predicted In I-Joist Construction Use
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/ijoists1.html

Green Light for Hydro Seeding
Forest Practices Code revegetation requirements have prompted a business
boom for hydro-seeding firms like BPL Industries of Salmon Arm.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/hydro.html

Logger-Built Grapples Find A Market Niche
Many loggers have ideas on how to improve their equipment. Alex Brigden went
a step further - his Treetow grapples are now in use throughout Canada and
the US.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/grapple.html

World Firefighters to meet in British Columbia in 1997
A major conference in Vancouver and Abbotsford early next year will focus on
wildland fire management and the use of fire as a sustainable development
tool.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/fireconf.html

The Recovery Curve
A HewSaw R200 curve saw small log line anchors Repap's upgrade at its
Smithers lumber mill.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/curve.html

Small Log Specialists
Encompassing both harvesting and processing, Ardew Wood Products has built
an enviable expertise in small lodgepole pine – averaging 11 stems to
produce one cubic metre of wood.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/smallog.html

Green" Hoe Attracts Contracts
For Mattson Contracting, switching to a biodegradable hydraulic oil has
helped win jobs near environmentally sensitive sites.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/greenho.html

Fine tuning at Squamish
Purchased from Weldwood last year, Interfor's newly optimized large log mill
at Squamish will see more wood come its way as the company restructures on
the Coast.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/squamish.html

Coast Whitewood Mills Look To Asian Markets
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/white.html

Supplier Newsline
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/supply.html

In Ontario, IWA blazing new trails
The IWA-Canada involved in grocery supermarkets? Courier services? In coming
years, organizing demarcations of the past may be blurred beyond recognition
.
http://www.forestnet.com/log&saw/sept/editsept.html




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