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Brothers Ben and Jay Walton are partners and co-owners at Big Bend Timber Services, LLC, based in Monticello, Fla. When Southern Loggin’ Times caught up with Big Bend in November, the Walton brothers had two of their five crews engaged in storm cleanup work around Valdosta, Ga., just north of the state line, in the aftermath of September’s Hurricane Helene. The crews were using a mix of TimberPro and Tigercat tracked or dual-tired machines in an effort to remove damaged timber before blue stain and bug infestations can set in.
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Industry News Roundup
European Commission Ruffles U.S. Feathers With New Deforestation Regulations
The European Commission is proposing that the new EU Deforestation Regulation be delayed 12 months before implementation to allow international parties additional time to prepare. If approved by the European Parliament and the Council, it would...
Helene Hammered Private Timberlands
Based on preliminary damage assessments conducted by the Georgia Dept. of Agriculture, the Georgia Forestry Commission, and the University of Georgia, Hurricane Helene left behind an estimated $6.46 billion in damage to Georgia’s agriculture and...
Aaron Street Recognized As FRA’s Appalachian Region Outstanding Logger
The Forest Resources Assn. (FRA) has honored Aaron Street of Aaron Street Logging from Sinks Grove, WV, as the 2024 Appalachian Region Outstanding Logger Award winner at FRA’s 2024 Joint Appalachian & Southeastern Region/Forest Products...
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