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The Northern Logger and Timber Processor is the only monthly trade publication edited exclusively for loggers, sawmillers, timberland managers and processors of primary forest products in the Northeastern and Lake States region. The magazine’s circulation is largely contained within the region from Maine to Minnesota in the north and Missouri to Maryland in the south.

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Sample Articles

Check out articles from previous issues of Northern Logger and Timber Processor Magazine.

Low-density multiple-aged management in oak-pine-hemlock forest. This will have a high growth rate overall, and on larger crop trees. Also, a very low mortality rate, modest levels of carbon storage, and a high percent of durable wood products available from the next harvest.
Should We Manage Forests?
Silviculture Should We Manage Forests? By Robbo Holleran Low-density multiple-aged management in oak-pine-hemlock forest. This will...
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Forest Industry Trends and Forecasts 2024
Trends and Forecasts Forest Industry Trends and Forecasts 2024 By Eric Kingsley The forest industry across the Northeast is in...
Logger Bryan Lambert pulling a hitch with his 1993 Cat 518C cable skidder on the Second College Grant.
Dartmouth College’s “Forest to Dorm” Project
Wood Products Dartmouth College's "Forest to Dorm" Project Story and Photos By Ross Caron Logger Bryan...
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