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Jamieson, Scott "Roughing it?: been a really good year? Have a look at these high-end SUV's - the luxurious '03 Lincoln Navigator or the outrageous 2003 Hummer H2". Canadian Forest Industries. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3764/is_200305/ai_n9268638/

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Articles in May 2003 issue of Canadian Forest Industries

• Strength in numbers: thanks to some keen attention by FERIC and impressive field results for the most part, Waratah's multi-stem harvesting head is making waves in small-stem processing
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Canfor buys Quebec sawmill, forestry companies
• Keep on workin': if the going gets wet and steep, it might pay to look atsome specialized gear. BC logger Larry Henderson did just that last fall, and after two demos has himself a new monster grapple skidder, and less downtime
  by Tice, Bill
• Holding the high ground: since logging is only one part of the forest regeneration cycle you are responsible for, it makes sense to do it with an eye on future planting success
  by Lloyd, David
• And the winner is...
• Shopping around: Joe Monette's quest for a new high-production feller buncher took him all the way to northern Quebec. The 100 Mile House logger came back with a new respect for what Quebec loggers are up against, and a brand new TG475 buncher
  by Tice, Bill
• Tembec bags FSC certificate for two million ha Ontario forest
• Supplier briefs
• Direct marketing
  by Tice, Bill
• Acadian bound: university-trained biologist and logger DeLancey Bishop isusing his little harvester that could to help re-establish the Acadian forest inNova Scotia
  by McCallum, Bruce
• 2003 harvesting head guide
• Roughing it?: been a really good year? Have a look at these high-end SUV's - the luxurious '03 Lincoln Navigator or the outrageous 2003 Hummer H2
  by Jamieson, Scott