Dynamic! That’s the best way we can describe the last several months’ hardwood grade lumber price movements. Below, you’ll see the four-year rhythm between historic price-peaks become more pronounced following […]
A rare American chestnut (Castanea dentata) amid a sea of mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia) during a normal work-day in the remote big-woods region of north central Pennsylvania.
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Coming across a shagbark hickory (Carya ovata) while working in the woods isn’t so rare in our region. But, we […]
Our team covers a lot of miles and a lot of acres during the course of a work-day. Therefore, we encounter some interesting sights. Here, one of our foresters stumbled […]
Besides my lightly worn Carhartt coat, one of my favorite things is the chance to encounter less-common tree species having terrific form. Here’s an elm tree which happened to […]
Here, FORECON’s Director of Business Development and Chief Forester, Jason Wenrich engages with a future fellow natural resources professional at Penn State University’s career fair.
Whether a given tree is intended for retention during a scheduled harvest event – or marked for removal – once a tree is cut, the stump is all that remains. […]
Penn State University recently held its Spring Career Day. Events included two days of career fairs along with supplemental events and interviews with local employers and contractors. FORECON’s Jason Wenrich and Thad Taylor […]
