Brownlee Lumber, Inc.

With the Installation of Two New State-of-the-art 55,000 Board Feet Dry Kilns, Drying Capacity for Hardwood Lumber Will Increase by 1,320,000 Board Feet Annually. Based on the Volume Calculations, the Mill Could Convert 1,100,000 Board Feet of Additional Hardwood Logs to Produce Kiln Dried Hardwood Lumber. the Installation of a New Chipper to Replace an Existing Worn Machine Will Maintain the Capacity to Produce 9,600 Tons of Hardwood Chips Annually. Both of These Actions Will Increase Ecosystem Restoration on Both the Allegheny National Forest and State Lands as Well as Private Landowners.

Committed

$1.0 Million

Paid out
$240.0K
24%
Committed, not yet paid
$760.0K
76%

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Source

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Federal grant · project grant (b)

Department of Agriculture

Forest Service

Infrastructure and Investment Jobs Act Financial Assistance to Facilities that Purchase and Process Byproducts for Ecosystem Restoration to