Unfortunately, like the frolicking lambs, logs are still worth bugger all in the export market, with September prices flat ...

Lumber prices have been climbing since their recent bottom in mid-July. A “normal” cycle sees prices dropping from Labour Day until early in the new year when buying starts again for the ...

Milling your own lumber can save you big bucks, and maybe even earn you a few. A portable sawmill comes to the log and makes ...

On Tuesday, the September contract for lumber futures on the CME traded at $468 per 1,000 board feet. Based on the ...

Lumber prices are up 14% so far in 2023 after suffering a brutal sell-off last year. Further gains could be in store for lumber as supply shortages emerge ahead of the homebuilding season.

Lumber prices have reversed some of their March losses and crossed back above the crucial $1,000 per thousand board feet level. According to one industry executive, prices for the essential ...

Overall, lumber prices are up significantly in mid-2023, with the benchmark lumber futures contract climbing to $540 as of July 24 after hitting a high near $590 in mid-July – up from $483 back ...

Founded in 1956 and headquartered in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania, 84 Lumber Company is the nation’s largest privately held supplier of building materials, manufactured components and industry ...

(Charlotte Kesl for The Wall Street Journal) Canfor will close two more sawmills in British Columbia and choke back output at pine mills in South Carolina and Georgia due to languishing prices for ...

However, global lumber market conditions remained difficult, with prices and demand contributing to declining results across all lumber regions, particularly in Western Canada. The fourth quarter ...

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The owner of a sawmill in Mount Gambier will spend $30 million on a new boiler and steam turbine to produce more than enough electricity for the plant. A similar system ran from the 1950s to the ...