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Fire destroys local sawmill in Winterset - Vimarsana News

Fire destroys local sawmill in Winterset

A sawmill in Winterset is working to rebuild after a fire burned down their building.

Source: kcci.com
A Fundamentalist East Texas Church Bought a Sawmill. Injuries, and Child Labor Violations, Began to Pile Up. – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

A Fundamentalist East Texas Church Bought a Sawmill. Injuries, and Child Labor Violations, Began to Pile Up. – Texas Monthly

Almost 25 percent of severe injuries at mills in Texas since 2017 have occurred at a single facility, owned by Church of Wells members.

Welker Dec 2 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

Welker Dec 2 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

California AG today. I'm Mike Stephens. We asked Chris Welker, owner of Walker's Custom Cut Lumber, how the small engine bend law will affect lumber harvesting and milling.<p>Well, yeah, it just seems so ludicrous and ridiculous that they would even consider such a thing. Yeah, we've got lots of chainsaws around here and lots of different little motorized things that that I don't know how they could possibly outlaw every engine. It would put so many industries out of business. It doesn't make any sense, but you can't plug in your chainsaw and go out in the woods and cut trees down. And s...

Source: aginfo.net
Lumber Harvest Dec 1 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

Lumber Harvest Dec 1 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

For California AG today, I'm Mike Stephens. Chris Wilker, owner of Wilker's Custom Cut Lumber, took time to speak into local harvesting. They harvest dead and dying trees and turn them into functional and beautiful lumber. They acquire in mill native species, including ponderosa pine sugar, pine white fir and occasionally incense cedar by harvesting locally. The state and local economies benefit.<p>We're started off taking all the beetle kill and drought killed trees, and now we're taking all the the fire killed trees from up in the Sierra and turn them into lumber before they spoil. So ...

Source: aginfo.net