We are so pleased to announce that the VLA Annual Conference in August 2019 at the Homestead Resort was a great success! Attendance exceeded all previous conferences and the Homestead staff was fabulous. Jim McCoy and Michael Harold gave 70…
In the current Congress we have a great opportunity to pass the Future Logging Careers Act to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to work in mechanized logging operations under parental supervision. This bill is a part of our efforts to recruit…
Join the American Loggers Council in urging Congress to pass the bipartisan (H.R. 2453 and S. 1509), allowing log trucks to utilize federal interstates for short-haul trips. View the entire bill at https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/116/hr2453/text/ih. You can send a quick note to your…
Mark your calendars for a great time with your family at the Homestead in Hot Springs, VA on August 23 – 25, 2019. Speyside Bourbon Stave Mill will give a tour of their Millboro plant Friday morning August 23rd!
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles has authorized a temporary waiver of registration and licensing requirements for carriers, and the Commissioner of Highways authorized a temporary waiver of normal weight, width and height restrictions. Forest Products are included. Please read…
Virginia Loggers Association Annual Conference will be held at the Williamsburg Lodge, Williamsburg, VA on August 24-26, 2018! We’re planning a great meeting! (lots of family functions too…) So, why not make your plans early to attend our 16th annual…
Setliff & Holland, Attorneys at Law will present legal and business management training on April 20, 2018. This excellent training will be offered in collaboration with the Virginia Tech SHARP Logger Program and the Virginia Loggers Association. Lunch is graciously…
Below you will find a variety of the presentations displayed at the 2017 VLA Annual Meeting. Click on the presentation titles to view the PDF documents. ⇒ Housing Outlook by Dr. Urs Buehlman Urs Buehlmann is Professor, Virginia Tech Department…
Points of interest from this report are shown below, but please click here to read the full report. “According to an FMCSA study, two-thirds of commercial truck crashes are caused by the other driver, not the commercial driver.” (Note: FMCSA’s…
Don’t miss an opportunity to meet with fellow loggers, mill representatives, and your industry services’ representatives on August 18 – 20 during our annual conference. You will be glad you reserved your room early and joined others to hear unbelievably…