Summary
What an honor to be featured in Timber West Magazine and Logging and Sawmilling journal. An excerpt below:
"Jennifer Alger wears many hats, but all of them have to do with forest products and making good use of so-called ‘urban’ wood. She wears a hat for Wood-Mizer, too.
What’s ‘urban’ wood, and why would most logging contractors give a hoot about it?
Think trees removed in urban areas by arborists, tree service contractors, and even logging contractors and land-clearing contractors. Think trees that have to be removed for utility line set-backs. Think trees knocked down by storms. Think trees killed by insects or fire. They can be a source of work and wood for small logging contractors as well as even some larger businesses."
What an honor to be featured in Timber West Magazine and Logging and Sawmilling journal. An excerpt below:
“Jennifer Alger wears many hats, but all of them have to do with forest products and making good use of so-called ‘urban’ wood. She wears a hat for Wood-Mizer, too.
What’s ‘urban’ wood, and why would most logging contractors give a hoot about it?
Think trees removed in urban areas by arborists, tree service contractors, and even logging contractors and land-clearing contractors. Think trees that have to be removed for utility line set-backs. Think trees knocked down by storms. Think trees killed by insects or fire. They can be a source of work and wood for small logging contractors as well as even some larger businesses.”
To read the full article on the Forest Net website.
