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Articles in May/Jun 2002 issue of Canadian Forest Industries

• Higher spots = higher profits
• Measure twice, cut once: this old carpenter's adage aptly describes what Foleyet Timber calls Logging 2000 - a new era of forestry that includes ISO certification, safety programs, public consultation and education, continual training, planning, cost anal
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Location...location...location
  by Lloyd, David
• Winding up short: citing environmental and quality issues, Kruger's Parent operation in northern Quebec has moved to almost 100% cut-to-length (CTL). At 900 000 m&snot;/year of small-diameter wood, it is a challenge
  by Lavertu, Yves
• Different strokes: a new arrival on the harvesting and processing head scene is the Tree King from Sweden. A relatively lightweight stroker with 18 000lb of delimbing force, it's well suited for hardwoods and limby trees of all sizes. Report from poplar c
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Cast off your chains: well-known Albertan contractor Kerik Brothers Enterprises has switched from chain to ECO-Wheel Tracks in a successful bid to lower skidding costs. How does over four times the life cycle of chains and almost no maintenance sound?
  by Jamieson, Scott
• real deal: a decent car-like ride, almost 9 inches of clearance, off-road performance and a 210-hp torquey V6 combine to make the Jeep Liberty a real option in this business. At under $30 000 well dressed, it's also good value, The
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Theberge's balancing act: with an impending move to cut-to-length logging, Quebec contractor Roland Theberge felt his forwarder would be under-used. The solution has been to add a Timbco/Rotobec combination harvester/forwarder to the equation
  by Tellier, Danielle
• Neat notions: Hayes-Forest Services' secret is well kept. From their tidy offices to clean pickup trucks, the company knows that the small things add up to big success - and they have a national award as one of the best-managed companies to prove it
  by Tice, Bill
• Blount moves back to Portland