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Company owner, John Smith, is very familiar with firewood machinery and has been involved as a manufacturer since the early 1980’s.  Back then John owned a company that manufactured firewood processors, firewood splitters and conveyors. After selling that business in 1991, John re-entered the firewood industry in 1996, starting Built-Rite Mfg.  For more than 20 years, John has remained hands-on in all facets of the business and prides himself on his own personal accessibility to the company’s customer base. Customer service remains a top priority for John and his family-owned company.

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Branch and Bark saws and sells hardwood lumber to customers locally and as far away as Georgia and Florida. “The Southern states don’t have the hardwood trees we have up here; it’s a hot market,” Lilley said. Pine and cypress are common in those states, but Kentucky has an enviable supply of hardwoods for furniture, including cedar, cherry, white oak and bur oak. “Black walnut is a big hit around here,” Lilley said. “It has a nice tone to it, and it sells quick. It’s the best of the best.”

                The lumber for pallet manufacturers that leaves the JFP mill accounts for 68 percent of the sales at the company. Wood chips for pressboard paneling and furniture account for 10 percent and sawdust animal bedding two percent. The company also sells some slab firewood for home heating and wood projects.

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Essentially Loeks is recommending a massive clear-cut swath around Whitehorse. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? The same Loeks is tied to the very guy in the picture proposing "Austrian woodchip boilers" to burn all that clear-cut wood. So, what’s Ferby’s connection? Simply put, the report by Loeks is hype and the proposal is sickening. This is all about free money for certain interests.

Environmentally conscious consumers often ask me whether a real Christmas tree or an artificial one is the more sustainable choice. As a horticulture and forestry researcher, I know this question is also a concern for the Christmas tree industry, which is wary of losing market share to artificial trees.

                “We sell approximately 28,000 yards of mulch annually,” said Johncock. “That’s the equivalent of about 200 semi-truck loads in 50-ft. trailers. Mulch sales account for approximately 19 percent of company sales.”

“The CV Series has been compared to a field office with perks,” Cancelliere said. “Our philosophy is that driver comfort is critical to get the job done smoothly and efficiently, and the CV Series brings that philosophy to life.”