The N.H. Wood Energy Council has produced a video to introduce New Hampshire commercial and institutional building owners to modern wood heating as an alternative to conventional fossil fuels.

"Here's a well-named building in Kobe, Japan, that demonstrates another fundamental truth about building with wood...that wood makes every other building material look better through association."
--Charles Ray, Associate Professor, Wood and Forest Science, Penn State University

Please, please: Know where your wood products originate!

According to Hardwood Review, "Industry advocacy took a back seat for many of us during the recession, but it was also a quieter period for those who would shut down or more tightly control the industry in the name of sustainability.  As the economy finds renewed footing, so too will the anti-industry forces.  Fortunately, the U.S. government occasionally throws the industry a bone with which to defend itself."

Thanks ever so much for your recent donation to the Seacoast Woodturners Club Charity
“Bowls for Mom” event....

New England Forest Products was featured in the Summer 2014 issue of Northern Woodlands in an article, "Reinventing the Mill."

An article in Hardwood Review Express examines an updated report that provides new evidence that serious environmental issues associated with bamboo production remain, or are worse than originally thought, and that many of the environmental claims about bamboo are unsubstantiated or untrue.

In an article in New Business Review published April 18th, writer Kathleen Callahan wrote, "When it comes to heating your New Hampshire home or business, a new industry group wants you to forget natural gas and other fossil fuels and switch to a renewable heating source growing abundantly right here in New Hampshire: wood. Thats the pitch of the newly formed New Hampshire Wood Energy Council, funded in part by a $250,000, three-year grant from the U.S. Forest Service." 

New England Forest Products participates in construction of historic podium in Greenfield.  

New England Forest Products was featured in an article in the Union Leader by Nancy Bean Foster that focused on how the company has thrived despite the odds.