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1 2011 West Virginia Wood Byproducts Available and Needed Appalachian Hardwood Center Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design Cooperative Extension Service West Virginia University

2 Definitions and Key to Abbreviations ALL... All species ANY... Any species AS... Ash BA... Basswood BC... Black Cherry BE... Beech BG... Black Gum BI... Birch BW... Black Walnut EL... Elm HI... Hickory HM... Hard Maple HW... Hardwoods LO... Locust OT... Other PI... Pine(s) RO... Red Oak SC... Sycamore SM... Soft Maple SW... Softwoods WO... White Oak YP... Yellow poplar Appalachian Hardwood Center

3 West Virginia Wood Byproducts Available and Needed Appalachian Hardwood Center Davis College of Agriculture, Forestry and Consumer Sciences Cooperative Extension Service West Virginia University PO Box 6125 Morgantown, WV Phone: FAX: Compiled by: Ben Spong, Extension Specialist Shawn Grushecky, Assistant Director Rich Bragonje, Database Specialist Jody Gray, Research Associate The preparation of this report was financially aided through a grant administered by the U.S. Department of Energy. The development of an Energy Conservation Program was prepared as a cooperative effort with the West Virginia Division of Energy ( and the West Virginia University Appalachian Hardwood Center Wood Byproducts Available and Needed

4 Disclaimer The inclusion in this publication of any brand name, company, or individual, does not constitute an endorsement by the authors or West Virginia University, nor does it guarantee the accuracy of the information provided by the respondents. Acknowledgments The Appalachian Hardwood Center would like to thank all the businesses that contributed information for this publication as well as the West Virginia Division of Energy and the U. S. Department of Energy for their financial support. Questions or Comments Rich Bragonje Ben Spong Shawn Grushecky Date Published: September 30, 2011 Programs and activities offered by the West Virginia University Extension Service are available to all persons without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, or national origin. Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Director, Cooperative Extension Service, West Virginia University. Appalachian Hardwood Center

5 Table of Contents Definitions and Key to Abbreviations...Inside Front Cover Introduction... 6 Price Analysis... 7 Residue Distribution Maps and Charts... 8 Insights from Producers and Users Producer Charts User Charts The WV Wood Industry Byproducts Website...16 Byproducts Listings Byproducts Produced Sawdust Bark Chips Planer Shavings Slabs/Edgings/Endtrim Other Byproducts Wanted Sawdust Bark Chips Other Company Index Wood Byproducts Available and Needed

6 Introduction Introduction This directory presents information about the production and use of wood byproducts, including sawdust, bark, chips, shavings, slabs, and edgings, in West Virginia and areas of adjoining states where business is conducted in West Virginia. These data were collected for a period during the summer of 2011 through a mail survey of 346 primary and secondary wood products manufacturers and 99 potential users of wood byproducts. The report and directory provide current information to producers and users of these wood byproducts in order to enhance the available markets for wood residues generated in the primary and secondary manufacturing industries. Table 1. Total reported byproducts produced on a weekly basis in West Virginia. (tons per week produced and % of total) Chips Sawdust Bark Recycled Pulp Hog Fuel Planer Shavings Other Total Primary Secondary Total % 0% 36% % 10% 31% % 0% 14% % 13% 13% % 3% 3% % 1% 2% % 0% 1% % 27% 100% market wood byproducts from their processing activities. In the survey, producers were asked to specifically identify wood byproducts available during an average production week and to identify the total amount generated. A number of producers responded to the question by indicating they had no wood byproducts available for purchase; that is, they had already established markets for all of the wood residue generated by their manufacturing operation(s). Responses to the initial and follow up mailings of the survey, totaled 53 producers and 18 users. In 2011, those responding to the survey reported producing 16,358 tons (table 1) of wood residue on a weekly basis. This is down over 10,000 tons per week from This can be at least partially attributed to the large number of forest product companies that have closed this past year. While this survey has captured much of the produced wood residue, many producers do not choose to participate in this survey, but still produce and Sawmills (primary industry) produced 73% of this residue, and 27% was produced by secondary manufacturers. Within the primary industry segment, 50% of the residue produced were chips, followed by sawdust (28%) and bark (19%). Secondary manufacturers reported that 47% of their produced residue was recycled pulp and 38% was sawdust. Of the total residue produced, the majority was in chip form (36%), followed by sawdust at 31% and bark at 14% each (Table 1 and Figure 1). 6 Appalachian Hardwood Center

Price Analysis Over the past number of years of this survey, data were collected on byproduct sales price.

Table 2 provides the average prices per ton for each of the product types over the last three years.

Sawdust was the next most valuable at $18.55, while bark was offered at $16.98.

87 drop in avarage price over the last year. Introduction Table 2.

7 Price Analysis Over the past number of years of this survey, data were collected on byproduct sales price. These data included Freight On Board (FOB) prices for each of the different woody byproduct type. Table 2 provides the average prices per ton for each of the product types over the last three years. In 2011, Chips were offered at the highest average dollar amount -- $26.05 (21 responses). Sawdust was the next most valuable at $18.55, while bark was offered at $ Each of these 2011 values were lower than those in 2010, with sawdust prices off the most with a $6.87 drop in avarage price over the last year. Introduction Table 2. Average FOB Price per ton by woody byproduct type and year. Numbers in parenthesis are number of responses. Year Bark Chips Sawdust 2009 $17.40(25) $28.26(25) $21.81(36) 2010 $20.04(31) $30.44(36) $25.42(51) 2011 $16.98(21) $26.05(21) $18.55(31) Average $18.35(77) $28.65(82) $22.51(118) Bark Chips Sawdust 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 7

8 Introduction Recycled Pulp % Hog Fuel % Planer Shavings % Other % Chips % Bark % Sawdust % Figure 1. Reported residue produced (green tons per week) Figures 2 through 5 detail the reported residues produced on a county level basis while figures 6 through 9 detail the reported available residues, also on a county level. Figure 2. Total bark, chip, and sawdust volume produced (tons/week) Hancock Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetzel Monongalia Morgan Tyler Marion Preston Berkeley Pleasants Mineral Taylor Hampshire Doddridge Harrison Jefferson Wood Ritchie Barbour Tucker Grant Wirt Lewis Hardy Gilmer Upshur Jackson Calhoun Randolph Mason Roane Braxton Pendleton Putnam Cabell Clay Kanawha Nicholas Pocahontas Lincoln Wayne Boone Fayette Greenbrier Logan Mingo Raleigh Summers Wyoming Monroe McDowell Mercer Total Bark, Chips and Sawdust Volume Produced - Tons / Week ,500 > 1,500 8 Appalachian Hardwood Center

9 Hancock Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetzel Monongalia Morgan Tyler Marion Preston Berkeley Pleasants Mineral Taylor Hampshire Doddridge Harrison Jefferson Wood Ritchie Barbour Tucker Grant Wirt Lewis Hardy Gilmer Upshur Jackson Calhoun Randolph Mason Roane Braxton Pendleton Introduction Putnam Cabell Clay Kanawha Nicholas Pocahontas Lincoln Wayne Boone Fayette Greenbrier Logan Mingo Raleigh Summers Wyoming Monroe McDowell Mercer Total Bark Volume Produced Tons / Week > 300 Figure 3. Total bark volume produced (tons/week) Hancock Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetzel Monongalia Morgan Tyler Marion Preston Berkeley Pleasants Mineral Taylor Hampshire Doddridge Harrison Jefferson Wood Ritchie Barbour Tucker Grant Wirt Lewis Hardy Gilmer Upshur Jackson Calhoun Randolph Mason Roane Braxton Pendleton Putnam Cabell Clay Kanawha Nicholas Pocahontas Lincoln Wayne Boone Fayette Greenbrier Logan Mingo Raleigh Summers Wyoming Monroe McDowell Mercer Total Chip Volume Produced Tons / Week > 300 Figure 4. Total chip volume produced (tons/week) 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 9

10 Hancock Introduction Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetzel Monongalia Morgan Tyler Marion Preston Berkeley Pleasants Mineral Taylor Hampshire Doddridge Harrison Jefferson Wood Ritchie Barbour Tucker Grant Wirt Lewis Hardy Gilmer Upshur Jackson Calhoun Randolph Mason Roane Braxton Pendleton Putnam Cabell Clay Kanawha Nicholas Pocahontas Lincoln Wayne Boone Fayette Greenbrier Logan Mingo Raleigh Summers Wyoming Monroe McDowell Mercer Total Sawdust Volume Produced Tons / Week > 300 Figure 5. Total sawdust volume produced (tons/week) Hancock Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetzel Monongalia Morgan Tyler Marion Preston Berkeley Pleasants Mineral Taylor Hampshire Doddridge Harrison Jefferson Wood Ritchie Barbour Tucker Grant Wirt Lewis Hardy Gilmer Upshur Jackson Calhoun Randolph Mason Roane Braxton Pendleton Putnam Cabell Clay Kanawha Nicholas Pocahontas Lincoln Wayne Boone Fayette Greenbrier Logan Mingo Raleigh Summers Wyoming Monroe McDowell Mercer Total Bark, Chips and Sawdust Volume Available - Tons / Week ,500 > 1,500 Figure 6. Total bark, chip, and sawdust volume available (tons/week) 10 Appalachian Hardwood Center

11 Hancock Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetzel Monongalia Morgan Tyler Marion Preston Berkeley Pleasants Mineral Taylor Hampshire Doddridge Harrison Jefferson Wood Ritchie Barbour Tucker Grant Wirt Lewis Hardy Gilmer Upshur Jackson Calhoun Randolph Mason Roane Braxton Pendleton Introduction Putnam Cabell Clay Kanawha Nicholas Pocahontas Lincoln Wayne Boone Fayette Greenbrier Logan Mingo Raleigh Summers Wyoming Monroe McDowell Mercer Total Bark Volume Available Tons / Week > 225 Figure 7. Total bark volume available (tons/week) Hancock Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetzel Monongalia Morgan Tyler Marion Preston Berkeley Pleasants Mineral Taylor Hampshire Doddridge Harrison Jefferson Wood Ritchie Barbour Tucker Grant Wirt Lewis Hardy Gilmer Upshur Jackson Calhoun Randolph Mason Roane Braxton Pendleton Putnam Cabell Clay Kanawha Nicholas Pocahontas Lincoln Wayne Boone Fayette Greenbrier Logan Mingo Raleigh Summers Wyoming Monroe McDowell Mercer Total Chip Volume Available Tons / Week > 300 Figure 8. Total chip volume available (tons/week) 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 11

12 Hancock Brooke Introduction Ohio Marshall Wetzel Monongalia Morgan Tyler Marion Preston Berkeley Pleasants Mineral Taylor Hampshire Doddridge Harrison Jefferson Wood Ritchie Barbour Tucker Grant Wirt Lewis Hardy Gilmer Upshur Jackson Calhoun Randolph Mason Roane Braxton Pendleton Putnam Cabell Clay Kanawha Nicholas Pocahontas Lincoln Wayne Boone Fayette Greenbrier Logan Mingo Raleigh Summers Wyoming Monroe McDowell Mercer Total Sawdust Volume Available Tons / Week > 100 Figure 9. Total sawdust volume available (tons/week) Insights from Producers and Users In addition to basic questions pertaining to the quantity and types of wood byproducts available, a series of questions were presented to wood byproducts producers. The questions and respondent s answers are listed below. The first series of pie charts (figs 10-16) represent responses from producers of byproducts. The second series (figs 17-18) represent user responses. Producer Insights Additional questions for producers included: 2. Do you actively market your available byproducts? (fig. 10) 3. Has the lack of markets for your available byproducts restricted production? (fig. 11) 4. Has production been restricted due to cost of byproduct disposal? (fig. 12) 5. What is the easiest (fig. 13) and hardest (fig. 14) byproduct for you to sell? 6. What is the easiest (fig. 15) and hardest (fig. 16) byproduct for you to give away? 7. What percentage of your byproducts generate revenue? 8. Do you currently use wood residue to produce heat, steam, electricity? Fifty-two percent of respondents actively marketed their wood byproducts (fig. 10). Only seven percent of respondents felt that a lack of byproduct markets restricted their company s production (fig. 11). A slightly lower 5% of responding producers felt that their company s production had been restricted due to the cost of byproducts disposal (fig. 12). Disposal costs do not appear to be an overall problem. 12 Appalachian Hardwood Center

13 Yes 52% No 48% Yes 7% No 93% Introduction Figure 10. Do you actively market your available byproducts? (58 respondents) Figure 11. Has the lack of markets for your available byproducts restricted your production? (59 respondents) On average, 77% of byproducts generated revenue (53 responses). Seventeen producers reported that less than fifty percent of residues generated revenue, the same percentage as in 2008 and similar to those from the past few years. Sixty-eight percent reported that between 75 and 100 percent of their byproducts generated revenues, and of those 29 (55% of all responses) reported 100 percent. When asked what was the easiest wood byproduct for producers to sell, 40% responded that sawdust and 17% responded that chips were the easiest to market (fig. 13). Conversely, 33% of producers felt that bark was the hardest byproducts to sell (fig. 14). Thirty-seven percent felt that sawdust was the easiest byproduct to give away, while others felt that the hardest byproducts to give away were Slabs and Edging 19%, and chips and bark, both at 10% (fig. 16). Energy production from wood byproducts remained steady from previous years with twenty-two percent of respondents producing heat and fifteen percent producing steam. There were no companies reporting that they generate electricity with wood byproducts. Yes 5% No 95% Figure 12. Has your company s production been restricted due to the cost of byproduct disposal? (58 respondents) 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 13

Introduction Bark 5% Slabs & Edging 5% None 8% Planer Shavings 5% All 12% Hogfuel 5% Firewood 3% Chips 17% Sawdust 40% Slabs & Edging 7% Ends 7% Chips 7% Sawdust 7% Mulch 3% Firewood 3% Hogfuel 3%

14 Introduction Bark 5% Slabs & Edging 5% None 8% Planer Shavings 5% All 12% Hogfuel 5% Firewood 3% Chips 17% Sawdust 40% Slabs & Edging 7% Ends 7% Chips 7% Sawdust 7% Mulch 3% Firewood 3% Hogfuel 3% None 30% Bark 33% Figure 13. What is the easiest byproduct for you to sell? (40 respondents) Figure 14. What is the hardest byproduct for you to sell? (30 respondents) *Other equal amounts of pulpwood, firewood, mulch, pellets, and hogfuel Planer Shavings 6% All 6% Slabs & Edging 5% Chips 3% Scraps Bark 3% 3% None 34% Shavings 3% Sawdust 37% Bark 9% Chips 9% Scraps 5% Dirty Bark 5% Sanderdust 5% Slabs & Edging 19% None 48% Figure 15. What is the easiest byproduct for you to give away? (35 respondents) Figure 16. What is the hardest byproduct for you to give away? (21 respondents) 14 Appalachian Hardwood Center

Users Insights Additional questions for by-product users included: 4. Do you have a reliable supply of wood byproducts? (fig. 17) 5. Has the cost of purchasing byproducts restricted your production?

15 Users Insights Additional questions for by-product users included: 4. Do you have a reliable supply of wood byproducts? (fig. 17) 5. Has the cost of purchasing byproducts restricted your production? (fig. 18) Responses from users of wood byproducts seem to indicate that most respondents have a reliable supply of byproducts (fig 17). However, the percentage of users without a reliable supply almost doubled from moving from 17% to 33%. Another big jump by users were the number of respondents that replied that the cost of purchasing byproducts has restricted production, which grew from 33% saying yes in 2010 to 50% saying yes in Going back further, in 2002 only five percent of companies were restricted by the cost of purchasing byproducts. These numbers could grow even higher as the number of producers continues to shrink as new, larger, and less traditional companies (like energy producers) mobilize and increase demand for these byproducts. Introduction In the 2011 survey, byproduct users indicated that they have needs for 55,941 tons of wood byproducts per week. This almost 40,000 tons more than what is was reported as being produced each week. Some of this increase in demand can be attributed to new users being added to our survey and new participation in the survey by pellet manufacturers and other large byproducts users. No 33% Yes 67% Yes 50% No 50% Figure 17. Do you have a reliable supply of wood byproducts? (18 respondents) Figure 18. Has the cost of purchasing byproducts restricted your production? (18 respondents) 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 15

Introduction WV Wood Industry Byproducts Website http://wvbiomass.

16 Introduction WV Wood Industry Byproducts Website In addition to publishing this director, the Appalachian Hardwood Center and the WV Division of Energy have developed an interactive website for West Virginia wood byproducts. The website provides a one stop place for producers, users, and others interested in biomass opportunities to find relevant information. Residue Finder Search Engine and Maps Anyone searching for wood byproducts can click the button marked Residue Finder in order to conduct a customized search for available byproducts. A search of all mills for a fixed-radius around the selected city is possible. Once the appropriate search terms have been identified and submitted, a report will be generated with the results. 16 Appalachian Hardwood Center

17 Byproduct Listings The following pages have been compiled to provide the different byproducts produced and available and the companies that produce them. Companies are listed in each byproduct section by state and county and include byproduct species, amount produced, amount available and any comments. Full contact information for the companies can be found in the Company Index section starting on page 33. SAWDUST Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments Boone West Virginia Jim C. Hamer Co. Madison 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO Braxton STRATA Manufacturing, Inc. Clay 7500 tons/yr 0 Sutton 304/ YP WO RO 100 tons/wk 0 Producers Pierson Lumber Co., Inc. Doddridge Clay 304/ HI WO SM HW HM RO 63 tons/wk 21 tons Hinzman Mill Works, Inc. Grant West Union 304/ YP HI WO SM 10 tons/wk 10 tons HW HM RO SW Allegheny Dimension LLC Greenbrier Petersburg 304/ YP HI SM BC HM RO 51 tons/wk 0 Almost Heaven Saunas, LLC Hampshire Shingleton Timber & Truck, Inc. Renick 304/ OT 1 ton/wk 2 tons OT: Western red cedar Augusta 304/ YP HI WO SM 75 tons/wk 75 tons Harrison Hartland Planing Mill Co. Kellar & Sons Pallets Clarksburg 304/ tons/wk 0 Planer Shavings and Sanderdust included in Sawdust amount Wyatt 304/ HW PI 12 tons/wk Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 17

18 SAWDUST Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments Jackson Facemyer Lumber Co., Inc. Lewis Ripley 304/ YP HI WO SM HW HM RO 20 tons/wk 0 Mountain State Log Homes, Inc. Jane Lew 304/ YP HW PI 5 tons/wk 0 Mineral Spring Lick Pallet Keyser 304/ YP HI WO SM C HW HM RO SW 90 tons/wk 90 tons Nicholas Producers Collins Hardwood Division Gauley Mountain Moulding Corp. Preston Richwood 304/ YP SM BC HM RO AS BA Craigsville 304/ YP HI WO RO OT 250 tons/wk lbs/wk 0 OT: mahogany Allegheny Wood Products Kingwood 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO 302 tons/wk 0 All residue going to pellet plant Hoy Wiles Logging Terra Alta 304/ PI 100 tons/yr 100 tons Inter-State Hardwoods Co., Inc. Randolph Bruceton Mills 304/ tons/wk 0 Bruce Hardwood Flooring, LLC Beverly 304/ HI WO HM RO 1700 tons/wk 1300 tons Coastal Lumber Co. Dailey 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO BA AS tons/ yr 3500 tons J. C. Lumber Co. Elkins 304/ YP HI WO SM 60 tons/wk 60 tons Simmons Lumber Co. Stanley Ricottilli Rustic Fence, Inc. Beverly 304/ WO RO 145 tons/wk 0 Mill Creek 304/ YP WO HW HM RO LO 125 tons/wk 0 Roane Hunt Lumber Co. Clendenin 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO SW 20 tons/wk 20 tons Upshur Ed Arey & Sons, Inc. Buckhannon 304/ YP WO BC HW HM RO SW PI 75 tons/wk 0 18 Appalachian Hardwood Center

19 SAWDUST Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments Coastal Lumber Co. Hacker Valley 304/ YP WO SM BC HM RO BA 115 tons/wk 115 tons Jim C. Hamer Co. Springs 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO 125 tons/wk 0 Lough Lumber & Fence Co. Wood Springs 304/ YP HI WO SM SW LO 1 ton/wk 0 Carsey's Sawmill Waverly 304/ YP WO HW 3 tons/wk 3 tons Memory Makers Parkersburg 304/ RO Minimal 0 amounts vary Gallia Ohio S & J Lumber Co. Thurman 740/ YP HI WO SM 125 tons/wk 0 Producers Hocking Sawmiller, Inc. Haydenville 740/ YP HI WO SM Pike 300 tons/wk 300 tons Barker Lumber Co. Piketon 740/ YP HI WO SM 25 tons/wk 25 tons HW HM RO SW Trumbull Doll Lumber Co. Southington 330/ YP HI WO SM Clinton Pennsylvania Pine Creek Lumber Mill Hall 570/ YP HI WO SM Elk 50 tons/wk 0 80 tons/wk 80 tons Penn Pallets Saint Marys 800/ tons/wk 0 Augusta Virginia Blue Ridge Lumber Co., LLC Fishersville 540/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO SW tons/ yr 0 Rockingham Neff Lumber Mills, Inc. Broadway 540/ YP WO RO 30 tons/wk Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 19

20 Producers BARK Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments West Virginia Boone Jim C. Hamer Co. Madison 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO Braxton STRATA Manufacturing, Inc. Clay Pierson Lumber Co., Inc tons/yr 5000 tons Sutton 304/ YP WO RO 80 tons/wk 0 Clay 304/ HI WO SM HW HM RO 50 tons/wk 50 tons Hampshire Shingleton Timber Augusta 304/ YP HI WO SM 100 tons/wk 100 tons & Truck, Inc. Hardy G. P. Regester, Inc. Moorefield 304/ YP SW PI 40 tons/wk 0 Jackson Facemyer Lumber Co., Inc. Nicholas Collins Hardwood Division Columbia West Virginia Corp. Preston Allegheny Wood Products Ripley 304/ YP HI WO SM HW HM RO Richwood 304/ YP SM BC HM RO AS BA 20 tons/wk tons/wk 0 Craigsville 304/ YP SC BA 274 tons/wk 274 tons Kingwood 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO Randolph Coastal Lumber Co. Dailey 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO BA AS 126 tons/wk 0 All residue going to pellet plant 9274 tons/yr 9274 tons J. C. Lumber Co. Elkins 304/ YP HI WO SM 43.6 tons/wk 43.6 tons Simmons Lumber Co. Upshur Ed Arey & Sons, Inc. Beverly 304/ WO RO 60 tons/wk 50 tons Buckhannon 304/ YP WO BC HW HM RO SW PI Coastal Lumber Co. Hacker Valley 304/ YP WO SM BC HM RO BA 130 tons/wk tons/wk 100 tons 20 Appalachian Hardwood Center

21 BARK Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments Jim C. Hamer Co. Springs 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO Ohio 125 tons/wk 125 tons Gallia S & J Lumber Co. Thurman 740/ YP HI WO SM 200 tons/wk 0 Hocking Sawmiller, Inc. Haydenville 740/ YP HI WO SM 125 yd3/wk 0 Pike Barker Lumber Co. Piketon 740/ YP HI WO SM HW HM RO SW 25 tons/wk 25 tons Trumbull Doll Lumber Co. Southington 330/ YP HI WO SM 75 tons/wk 0 Pennsylvania Clinton Pine Creek Lumber Mill Hall 570/ YP HI WO SM 75 tons/wk 75 tons Fayette Coastal Lumber Co. Hopwood 724/ YP WO SM BC HM RO Augusta Blue Ridge Lumber Co., LLC Virginia Fishersville 540/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO SW 110 tons/wk 110 tons 7500 tons/yr 0 Rockingham Neff Lumber Mills, Broadway 540/ YP WO RO 60 tons/wk 0 Inc. Producers 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 21

22 Producers CHIPS Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments West Virginia Boone Jim C. Hamer Co. Madison 304/ YP HI WO SM 8500 tons/yr 8500 tons BC HM RO Braxton Appalachian Timber Sutton 304/ HI WO SM BC 80 tons/wk 0 Services, Inc. HW HM RO Clay Pierson Lumber Clay 304/ HI WO SM HW 144 tons/wk 72 tons Co., Inc. HM RO Hampshire Shingleton Timber Augusta 304/ YP HI WO SM 100 tons/wk 0 & Truck, Inc. Jackson Facemyer Lumber Ripley 304/ YP HI WO SM 20 tons/wk 0 Co., Inc. HW HM RO Kanawha Class Home Center, Blue Creek 304/ SW Minimal 0 Inc. Nicholas Collins Hardwood Division Richwood 304/ YP SM BC HM RO AS BA 375 tons/wk 0 Columbia West Virginia Corp. Preston Allegheny Wood Products Randolph Coastal Lumber Co. Craigsville 304/ YP SC BA 1830 tons/wk 1830 tons Kingwood 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO Dailey 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO BA AS J. C. Lumber Co. Elkins 304/ YP HI WO SM Simmons Lumber Co. Stanley Ricottilli Rustic Fence, Inc. Upshur Ed Arey & Sons, Inc. 445 tons/wk 0 All residue going to pellet plant tons/yr tons 81.2 tons/wk 81.2 tons Beverly 304/ WO RO 150 tons/wk 150 tons Mill Creek 304/ YP WO HW HM RO LO Buckhannon 304/ YP WO BC HW HM RO SW PI 125 tons/wk 0 75 tons/wk 0 22 Appalachian Hardwood Center

23 CHIPS Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments Coastal Lumber Co. Jim C. Hamer Co. Hacker Valley 304/ YP WO SM BC HM RO BA Springs 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO Ohio 161 tons/wk 161 tons 350 tons/wk 350 tons Gallia S & J Lumber Co. Thurman 740/ YP HI WO SM 300 tons/wk 0 Hocking Sawmiller, Inc. Haydenville 740/ YP HI WO SM 250 tons/wk 0 Pike Barker Lumber Co. Piketon 740/ YP HI WO SM 50 tons/wk 50 tons HW HM RO SW Trumbull Doll Lumber Co. Southington 330/ YP HI WO SM 100 tons/wk 0 Clinton Pine Creek Lumber Fayette Coastal Lumber Co. Augusta Blue Ridge Lumber Co., LLC Pennsylvania Mill Hall 570/ YP HI WO SM Hopwood 724/ YP WO SM BC HM RO Virginia Fishersville 540/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO SW 100 tons/wk 100 tons 260 tons/wk 260 tons tons/yr 0 Rockingham Neff Lumber Mills, Broadway 540/ YP WO RO 75 tons/wk 0 Inc. Producers 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 23

24 Producers PLANER SHAVINGS Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments West Virginia Greenbrier B. A. Mullican Ronceverte 304/ WO RO 40 tons/wk 40 tons Lumber & Mfg. Co Hampshire Shingleton Timber Augusta 304/ YP HI WO SM 20 tons/wk 0 & Truck, Inc. Hardy G. P. Regester, Inc. Moorefield 304/ YP SW PI 80 tons/wk 40 tons Harrison Kellar & Sons Pallets Wyatt 304/ HW PI 20 tons/wk 0 Jackson Appalachian Log Structures, Inc. Marion Custom Built Cabinets Upshur Queens Cabinet Shop Jim C. Hamer Co. Lough Lumber & Fence Co. Ripley 304/ PI 15 tons/wk 30 tons Eastern white pine Idamay 304/ HI BC HM RO 3.75 tons/yr 0 5 pickup loads per year Buckhannon 304/ SM BC RO 400 lbs/wk 0 Springs Springs 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HM RO 2 tons/wk 0 304/ YP HI WO SM BC 1 ton/wk 0 HW HM RO SW LO Wood Memory Makers Parkersburg 304/ RO minimal 0 amounts vary Ohio Ashland Hochstetler Milling, Loudonville 419/ WO RO SW 200 yd3/wk 200 yd3 FOB /YD3 LLC Gallia S & J Lumber Co. Thurman 740/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO 2 tons/wk 0 Augusta Blue Ridge Lumber Co., LLC Virginia Fishersville 540/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO SW 10 tons/wk 0 24 Appalachian Hardwood Center

25 Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments West Virginia Hampshire Shingleton Timber Augusta 304/ YP HI WO SM 1 tons/wk 1 tons & Truck, Inc. Hardy Brill's Lumber & Logging Wardensville 304/ WO RO 12 cords/wk 12 cords Slabs price is $40 per 1/2 cord Preston Hoy Wiles Logging Terra Alta 304/ PI 500 tons/yr 500 tons Roane Hunt Lumber Co. Clendenin 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO SW 50 tons/wk 50 tons Upshur Buckhannon- Upshur Work Adjustment Center Lough Lumber & Fence Co. Buckhannon 304/ YP BC RO minimal ton/ wk Springs 304/ YP HI WO SM SW LO 0 5 tons/wk 0 Wood Carsey's Sawmill Waverly 304/ YP WO HW 8 tons/wk 8 tons Ashland Hochstetler Milling, LLC Fayette Coastal Lumber Co. Ohio Loudonville 419/ WO RO SW 5 yd3/wk 5 yd3 Pennsylvania Hopwood 724/ YP WO SM BC HM RO SLABS/EDGINGS/ENDTRIM 70 tons/wk 70 tons Producers 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 25

26 OTHER Name City/Town Phone Species Produced Available Comments West Virginia Braxton Eagle Trucking Little Birch 304/ HW SW 125 tons/wk 125 tons Portable tub grinder Greenbrier B. A. Mullican Lumber & Mfg. Co. Hampshire Ronceverte 304/ WO RO 400 tons/wk 400 tons S. J. Morse Co. Capon Bridge 304/ tons/wk 0.25 tons MDF, particle board scraps Marion Producers Fibrek Recycling US Lough Lumber & Fence Co. Wood Rolling Ridge Woods, Ltd. Fairmont 304/ tons/wk 0 Recycleable office wastepaper Springs 304/ YP HI WO SM SW LO Parkersburg 304/ YP HI WO SM BW 0.25 tons/wk 0 5 tons/wk 5 tons 26 Appalachian Hardwood Center

27 SAWDUST WANTED Name City/Town Phone Species Wanted Comments Fayette Hamer Pellet Fuel Co., Inc. Gilmer Lignetics of West Virginia, Inc. West Virginia Mount Hope 304/ YP WO SM BC HW HM RO Linn 800/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO 2000 tons/wk tons/ wk Hampshire Koppers, Inc. Green Spring 304/ tons/wk Ohio Yensen Landscape Supply Pocahontas Industrial Timber & Land Co. Randolph Coastal Lumber Co. Hamer Pellet Fuel Co., Inc. Lawrence Muth Lumber Co., Inc. Valley Grove 304/ YP H WO SM BC HW HM RO SW 50 yd3/wk Marlinton 304/ HW 60 tons/wk Dailey 304/ HI WO SM BC HM RO 4000 tons/wk Need dry sawdust, supply is green sawdust. Hard hardwoods only, no poplar, basswood or aspen. Elkins 304/ YP WO SM BC HW HM RO Ohio Ironton 740/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO SW Pennsylvania 2000 tons/wk 125 tons/wk Crawford Log Hard Premium Spartansburg 814/ HW 200 tons/wk Pellets Fayette Tri State Biofuels Lemont Furnace 724/ HW SW 500 tons/wk OT: Absorbent Users 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 27

28 SAWDUST WANTED Name City/Town Phone Species Wanted Comments Greene Greene Team Pellet Fuel Co., LLC Juniata Energex Pellet Fuel, Inc. Garards Fort 724/ HW 1800 tons/wk Sawdust is preferred but can use chips as a substitute if sawdust unavailable Mifflintown 717/ HW 6500 tons/wk Users BARK WANTED West Virginia Cabell Lavelette Nursery & Garden Center, Inc. Huntington 304/ WO HW RO 20 yd3/wk Ohio Yensen Landscape Supply Fayette Tri State Biofuels Valley Grove 304/ YP H WO SM BC HW HM RO SW Lemont Furnace Pennsylvania 500 yd3/wk 724/ HW SW 100 tons/wk OT: Absorbant 28 Appalachian Hardwood Center

29 Name City/Town Phone Species Wanted Comments Fayette Tri State Biofuels Juniata Energex Pellet Fuel, Inc. Lemont Furnace Pennsylvania 724/ HW SW 300 tons/wk Mifflintown 717/ HW 6500 tons/wk CHIPS WANTED OT: Absorbant Randolph Frank E. Wilson Lumber Co., Inc. Tucker Kingsford Products Co., Inc. Fayette Tri State Biofuels Henrico Dominion Virginia Power West Virginia OTHER WANTED Elkins 304/ HW 18 tons/wk PlanerShavings Parsons 304/ YP HI WO SM BC HW HM RO SW Lemont Furnace Pennsylvania 275,000 tons/yr Mixed; Lower pricing always helps 724/ HW SW 500 tons/wk Pulpwood Virginia Glen Allen 804/ ANY 750,000 tons/yr Any and/or all. Boiler fuel for power generation. Good supply, but could find more sources Users 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 29

30 Company Index Company Index Allegheny Dimension LLC HC 33 Box 5 Petersburg, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: sales@alleghenydimension.com Website: Allegheny Wood Products Mill #3 PO Box 179 Norton, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: jmorris@alleghenywood.com Website: Allegheny Wood Products Mill #5 PO Box 130 Kingwood, WV Phone: FAX: Almost Heaven Saunas, LLC HC 66 Box 465A Renick, WV Phone: FAX: AMRON Building Components, Inc. PO Box 148 Bickmore, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: amron@hawksnet.net Appalachian Log Structures, Inc. PO Box 614 Ripley, WV Phone: FAX: Appalachian Timber Services, Inc. 393 Edgar Given Pkwy Sutton, WV Phone: FAX: Website: Arthur Q. Peer 3878 Martinsburg Rd Berkeley Springs, WV Phone: B. A. Mullican Lumber & Mfg. Co. Ronceverte Flooring Division PO Box 309 Ronceverte, WV Phone: FAX: Website: Barker Lumber Co. 103 Lewis Rd Piketon, OH Phone: Blue Creek Farms 7320 White Eyes Rd New Concord, OH Phone: Blue Ridge Lumber Co., LLC PO Box 89 Fishersville, VA Phone: FAX: E mail: tgsheets@ntelos.com Website: Brill s Lumber & Logging PO Box 142 Wardensville, WV Phone: FAX: Bruce Hardwood Flooring, LLC Division of Armstrong Wood Products PO Box 160 Beverly, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: dssolliday@armstrong.com Website: resbrucewoodna/ Buckhannon Upshur Work Adjustment Center RR 2 Box 62 Buckhannon, WV Phone: FAX: Carsey s Sawmill 210 Deerwalk Hwy Waverly, WV Phone: Appalachian Hardwood Center

31 Class Home Center, Inc. PO Box 41 Blue Creek, WV Phone: FAX: Coastal Lumber Co. Lumber Group Northern Region Dailey Sawmill PO Box 156 Dailey, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: clcinfo@coastallumber.com Website: Coastal Lumber Co. Lumber Group Northern Region Dailey Yard PO Box 48 Dailey, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: riesdwc@nevmedia.net Website: Coastal Lumber Co. Lumber Group Northern Region Hacker Valley Sawmill 4609 Hacker Valley Rd Hacker Valley, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: clcinfo@coastallumber.com Website: Coastal Lumber Co. Lumber Group Northern Region Hopwood Sawmill 1152 National Pike Rd Hopwood, PA Phone: FAX: E mail: clcinfo@coastallumber.com Website: Collins Hardwood Division Division of Collins Pine Co. Richwood Hardwood Sawmill 108 E Main St Richwood, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: elake@collinsco.com Website: Columbia West Virginia Corp. PO Box 160 Craigsville, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: rray@columbiaforestproducts. com Website: columbiaforestproducts.com/ Custom Built Cabinets PO Box 11 Idamay, WV Phone: Custom Cabinet Shop HC 78 Box 20 Rock Cave, WV Phone: FAX: Doll Lumber Co. PO Box 40 Southington, OH Phone: FAX: E mail: doll_lumber@earthlink.net Dominion Virginia Power 5000 Dominion Blvd Glen Allen, VA Phone: FAX: Website: Eagle Trucking 2754 Old Turnpike Rd Little Birch, WV Phone: Ed Arey & Sons, Inc. PO Box 206 Buckhannon, WV Phone: FAX: Energex Pellet Fuel, Inc. 95 Energex Dr Mifflintown, PA Phone: FAX: Website: Company Index 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 31

32 Company Index Everett Hannah Lumber, Inc. PO Box 277 Varney, WV Phone: FAX: Facemyer Lumber Co., Inc. PO Box 748 Ripley, WV Phone: FAX: Fibrek Recycling US 702 AFR Dr Fairmont, WV Phone: FAX: Frank E. Wilson Lumber Co., Inc. PO Box 1277 Elkins, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: ghouse@wilsonlumber.com Website: G. P. Regester, Inc. 548 Smokey Hollow Dr Moorefield, WV Phone: FAX: Gauley Mountain Moulding Corp. PO Box 1585 Craigsville, WV Phone: FAX: Greene Team Pellet Fuel Co., LLC PO Box 74 Garards Fort, PA Phone: FAX: Greenleaf Composting Farm Muskingum Dr Marietta, OH Phone: H. O. Osborne Wood Products, Inc. PO Box 100 Belva, WV Phone: FAX: Hamer Pellet Fuel Co., Inc. Elkins Plant 46 Tom Waller Dr Elkins, WV Phone: FAX: Hamer Pellet Fuel Co., Inc. Mount Hope Plant PO Box 272 Mount Hope, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: mthope@jimchamer.com Website: Hartland Planing Mill Co. 715 W Pike St Clarksburg, WV Phone: FAX: Website: Hinzman Mill Works, Inc. RR 1 Box 197B West Union, WV Phone: Hochstetler Milling, LLC 552 State Route 95 Loudonville, OH Phone: Hoy Wiles Logging 5199 Brandonville Pike Terra Alta, WV Phone: Hunt Lumber Co. 172 Gabe Rd Clendenin, WV Phone: FAX: Industrial Timber & Land Co. PO Box 150 Marlinton, WV Phone: FAX: Website: Locations/Marlinton.aspx Inter State Hardwoods Co., Inc Moyers Rd Bruceton Mills, WV Phone: FAX: Appalachian Hardwood Center

33 J. B. Kiln Co. PO Box 310 Mason, WV Phone: FAX: J. C. Lumber Co. PO Box 1695 Elkins, WV Phone: FAX: Jim C. Hamer Co. Madison PO Box 425 Madison, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: madison@jimchamer.com Website: Jim C. Hamer Co. Springs 111 Mill Run Rd Springs, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: curtin@jimchamer.com Website: K & D Sawmill Corp Reedyville Rd Spencer, WV Phone: Kellar & Sons Pallets PO Box 29 Wyatt, WV Phone: Kingsford Products Co., Inc. PO Box 464 Parsons, WV Phone: FAX: Koppers, Inc. PO Box 98B Green Spring, WV Phone: FAX: Website: Lavelette Nursery & Garden Center, Inc th Street Rd Huntington, WV Phone: FAX: Lignetics of West Virginia, Inc. 228 Industrial Park Rd Linn, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: jrcordeau@rtol.net Website: Log Hard Premium Pellets Old Route 77 Spartansburg, PA Phone: FAX: E mail: loghardpremiumpellets@verizon. net Website: loghardpremiumpellets.com/ Lough Lumber & Fence Co. 66 Holly River Rd Springs, WV Phone: MBC Wood Shop, Inc. 44 Lockside Rd Morgantown, WV Phone: FAX: Memory Makers rd Ave Parkersburg, WV Phone: Website: Mountain State Log Homes, Inc. PO Box 679 Jane Lew, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: garysmith@ mountainstateloghomes.net Website: net Company Index 2011 Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 33

34 Company Index Muth Lumber Co., Inc Adams Ln Ironton, OH Phone: FAX: Neff Lumber Mills, Inc. PO Box 457 Broadway, VA Phone: FAX: E mail: neflum@aol.com Website: Penn Pallets Saint Marys Plant 675 Fillmore Rd Saint Marys, PA Phone: Pierson Lumber Co., Inc. PO Box 146 Clay, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: millone@citlink.net Pine Creek Lumber Division of Bingaman & Son Lumber 60 Lizardville Rd Mill Hall, PA Phone: FAX: E mail: lsycz@pinecreeklumber.com Website: Queens Cabinet Shop HC 31 Box 146 Buckhannon, WV Phone: Rolling Ridge Woods, Ltd Emerson Ave Parkersburg, WV Phone: FAX: E mail: genew@yoderlumber.com Website: S & J Lumber Co Garners Ford Rd Thurman, OH Phone: FAX: S. J. Morse Co. PO Box 600 Capon Bridge, WV Phone: FAX: Website: sjmorse.com Sawmiller, Inc. PO Box 43 Haydenville, OH Phone: FAX: Shingleton Timber & Truck, Inc. PO Box 486 Augusta, WV Phone: FAX: Website: shingleton Simmons Lumber Co. RR 1 Box 192A Beverly, WV Phone: FAX: Spring Lick Pallet RR 5 Box 828 Keyser, WV Phone: Stanley Ricottilli Rustic Fence, Inc. RR 1 Box 18B Mill Creek, WV Phone: STRATA Manufacturing, Inc. 525 E Stonewall St Sutton, WV Phone: FAX: Website: Tri State Biofuels PO Box 10 Lemont Furnace, PA Phone: FAX: E mail: mmalone@tristatebio.com Website: Louie Sirk 2538 Flat Fork Rd Duck, WV Phone: Appalachian Hardwood Center

35 Company Index Veneer & Lumber Corp. PO Box 470 Martinsburg, WV Phone: FAX: Waste Management of West Va 510 E Dry Run Rd Parkersburg, WV Phone: FAX: Weikle Brothers Lumber Co. PO Box 615 Union, WV Phone: FAX: Yensen Landscape Supply RR 1 Box 75 Valley Grove, WV Phone: Wood Byproducts Available and Needed 35

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WEST VIRGINIA WOOD BYPRODUCTS DIRECTORY 2016-2017 YOUR WOOD BYPRODUCTS SUPPLY AND DEMAND SOURCE Appalachian Hardwood Center Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources & Design Cooperative Extension