Woodland Mills

Whether you’re a landowner, hobbyist woodworker, or independent sawyer, there are few things in life as enjoyable as getting out into nature and turning your dreams into reality. There’s nothing quite like the feeling of bringing your visions to life through hard work. But we also have to recognize that it’s a privilege to live this way, and regardless of how we’re using the natural resources available to us, it’s critical that we do so responsibly. It’s not just about being a decent neighbor—acting as a good steward of the land is how we can each do our part to preserve the resources we enjoy so much for the next generation. From using a 3 point wood chipper to transform organic debris into a useful byproduct to minimizing erosion, here’s a look at four sustainable forestry practices we should all adopt. Milling Your Own Lumber By now, you’ve probably heard about how milling your own lumber is an excellent means of putting a personal touch on every project. Whether

Whether you’re a landowner, an independent woodworker, or a hobbyist sawyer, you spend plenty of time working with the forestry tools best suited to help you tackle each stage of your projects. But not all of this equipment is created equal.  For seasoned pros and newcomers alike, there’s a huge variety of products, capabilities, and price points within each class of forestry equipment. None of us can afford to overspend on gear that includes features we don’t need and would never use. In short: We’re looking for the capability we need at a justifiable price point. Fortunately, it’s possible to get the gear you need without breaking the bank. If you’re shopping for the gear you need to get the job done, use this list of the four best-valued, money-saving forestry products to stay under budget. Portable Bandsaw Mills Are you a landowner looking to make the most of your forested acreage? Then a portable bandsaw mill is the first piece of forestry equipment worth your c