Goodman's Logging Finds Success at Home
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- čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
- The Goodman brothers have been loggers all their lives. Reggie and Chris bought Goodman's Logging from their parents in the 1990s. The lifelong Monticello natives say it hasn't been easy, but hard work and finding someone who believed in them helped them secure financing to grow their logging business was essential to their growth. The Arkansas Center for Forest Business, located at the UAM College of Forestry, Agriculture and Natural Resources building, spent a couple days observing Goodman's logging operation at a local worksite. The crew of six worked in harmony as a team with each person assigned to a specific duty such as cutting trees, operating the skidder, or loading trucks. ACFB Director, Dr. Matthew Pelkki says the Goodman's are good representatives of Arkansas' logging workforce. Here's a brief look at their story.
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Economic agencies and civic service groups are interested in booking the ACFB to make a presentation can do so by e-mailing Pelkki at forestbusiness@uamont.edu or by calling 870-460-1949. The center is located at the University of Arkansas at Monticello, College of Forestry, Agriculture and Natural Resources, 110 University, Monticello, Arkansas 71656.
Video Producer: Lon Tegels, UAM-CFANR Communications Director.
Congrats and your approach works for any job. Thanks
GOD BLESS THEM AND AMERICA.LETS GO TO WORK!
Congratulations to the family and may God continue to Bless you.
These guys seem to be good people.
Real men right there.......bless ya'll . Keep on keep'n on.
Gents, nice operation there! Keep on loggin'! .howdy from Alaska!
Very smart gentleman right there
Yes, better days through better ways.
Right on! Appreciate your job, do a little more! Sadly, workers with those attributes are few and far between.
The Old Retired Laborer
My best to their company.
GREAT VIDEO. NEED MORE OF WAT I GREW UP DOIN ALL MY LIFE. I STARTED PULPWOODING AT 7YRS OLD. I WAS HAND LOADING BEFORE MY GRAND DADDY PUT A WENCH ON DA TRUCK WHICH WAS MADE WIT A MASTER CYLINDER AND MADE A TRIP KNUCKLE BOOM WIT A LEFT AND RIGHT PIN TA MAKE DA BOOM GO TA DA FRONT OR BACK. AND HAD A TRUCK WIT DA SUICIDE BOOM WHICH YA HAD TA FACE DA BACK OF DA TRUCK DOWN HOLL TA MAKE IT HO TA DA BACK. THEN FACE DA FRONT OF DA TRUCK DOWN HILL TA LOAD DA FRONT. DEM WAS DA DAYZ. AS I GOT OLDER I ELEVATED TA LOGGING AS YALL DID
My respect, sirs.
Think i seen yall in Southern Loggin magazine.. good luck from the Ouachita Mts..
Wonderful!
Congratulations
Ya gotta wanna… such is it w/ anything in life that y’all want to succeed in
Seems like good people to work for.young people today don't want to get their hands dirty.when they came out with allbthis computer tech everyone went to tech school so now we have a shortage of trades people.
I bind there hard work but I love it
Awesome and your company be a good result for the young ones these days..if possible can we do arrangements and establish logging and sawmills in my country..cheers
Awesome
Lord bless y,all !
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Ya cutting those Piney Woods Pine Logs.
What future do you see in hardwood pulpwood? The damn beaver have made me plant some sycamore. I have 183 acres of lowland. Nice and fertile but has its challenges. Calhoun County Alabama.
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Where r y’all at
If you are a unbeliever look up Eustace Conway of turtle island North Carolina he had his truck on a wood gasifyer and burnt wood as his pickup fuel but hydrogen is better but there’s one greater than that.
Are you hiring