[Greenbuilding] Making tongue and groove flooring from roughcut lumber

[Tim Vireo Keating]

Norman,

I work with a couple of folks who could handle small amounts of 
lumber, if you want to contact me off-list.

tim keating

At 4:12 PM +0000 4/22/12, Norman Feldman wrote:
>A non-profit I belong to owns a farm in New Jersey, 350 acres of 
>which is forest/tree farm. Working with a state forest ranger we 
>cull oak and pine trees and saw them into lumber and firewood. A 
>manufacturer in south Jersey has said that if we send him board 
>lumber that has been stickered (dried) for a year he could have it 
>kiln dried and made into t&g flooring. I'd be curious if anyone 
>knows of other manufacturers who could process small amounts of 
>lumber.
>
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