The Logger’s Wife Cookbook and 2014 Calendar!

September 30, 2013 / No Comments

Don’t forget to submit your favorite recipes for this year’s edition of the Logger’s Wife Cookbook and your fav logging photos for inclusion in the 2014 calendar!

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The Logger's Wife

6 months ago

The American Logger's Council presented the speaker with a gavel made from wood from across the country - Black Walnut, Holly, Alder, Maple, Gum, Poplar, Cedar, Ash and Mesquite."So, like the wood from the trees represented in this gavel, the American logger represents different regions, provides different benefits, have different characteristics, but all contribute to the culture and society of America from coast to coast. As you govern, may this gavel serve as a reminder of the complex and integral composition of the country and guide your consideration efforts to preserve not only the timber industry, but the country as a whole." ... See MoreSee Less

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The Logger's Wife

12 months ago

Thanks to the hard work of the American Logger Council a bipartisan resolution has been introduced to recognize October 12th as National Loggers Day! This resolution honors the American Logger for their role in building America; producing products for Americans from the renewable timber harvested; creating jobs; and forest management which results in healthy forests that provide recreational opportunities, animal habitat, clean water, carbon sequestration and reduction of wildfires. So loggers, on October 12th, take a moment to proudly reflect on what you do, on what your fathers and grandfathers did, and how it contributes to building America every day. Without loggers, America would not be the great country it is today. You are an American legacy. #nationalloggersday #thankalogger ... See MoreSee Less

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