Texas changes fuel and weight rules for timber haulers during the diesel disruption; Montana's Cutaway Deck GNA sale and a Pennsylvania salvage sale hit bid day.
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Idaho’s Gold Hill sale puts 6,950 MBF on the block at an appraised net value of $1.23M, or about $177/MBF. The required bid deposit is $122,960—10% up front.
New https://t.co/zenTUPnzn7 puts federal + state tax credits for forest-products businesses into a searchable sourcebook; Idaho auctions 6,950 MBF today; FPL seeks mass-timber research priorities.
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A new searchable sourcebook brings federal and state tax-credit programs relevant to forest-products businesses into one resource, with the complete 2026 publication available from the launch site.
Wisconsin green 4/4 FAS white oak is nearly 24% below a year ago and about 30% below two years ago, while mills say log costs remain high. That spread is where the squeeze is showing up.
Wisconsin pulpwood outlets remain tight and white oak prices lag badly; a 50-year Maine study finds whole-tree harvesting changed species composition more than long-term productivity.
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Michigan’s Jan. 1 firewood quarantine turns the state line into a hard compliance boundary: untreated out-of-state firewood is barred, and receivers must keep treatment and certification records for 36 months.
Michigan sets a January 1 firewood compliance line; a $1M Forest Service grant targets community-tree wood utilization; CAL FIRE refreshes its harvest-plan viewer.
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Gillfor's Teal-Jones acquisition clears court approval; FRA makes its diesel-cost analysis public; Washington resets older-forest conservation at roughly 55,000 acres.
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@GaTrees@GTResearch_ Pilot scale is the interesting part here: Georgia is putting $8.9M behind a real operating test of whether underused wood, forestry residuals and mill byproducts can support higher-value products before anyone commits to full commercial-scale capital
Alberta cut September coniferous Crown dues 26.6% in one month, to C$9.31/m³ from C$12.68. For operators on Crown timber, that is an immediate harvest-cost reset—not a forecast.
Alberta's September conifer dues fall 26.6%; Pennsylvania puts 257.2 MBF + 4,650 tons to bid Tuesday; salvaged glulam gets a new commercial role.
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For prescribed fire, Forest Service research says the main barriers to doing more are capacity and funding—not air quality. The constraint is people, planning bandwidth and execution, not just treatment design.
Vermont opens a year-end outlet for qualifying Finch-stranded low-grade wood; Washington puts 6,629 MBF to bid this morning; mill and logging equipment liquidations stack up from Wisconsin to West Virginia.
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Diesel rose another 24.4¢ in a week to $6.529/gal while November lumber fell 6.1% to $533.50/MBF. The cost side is moving the wrong way faster than the product-price side can absorb it.