Casey & Company

This Christmas tree is obviously not your typical North Carolina Frazier fir, but it does remind me of all the greenery you see at Christmas: trees, wreaths...

According to Bradley Fox, molasses is a byproduct of the sugar cane industry and sweet sorghum syrup is produced when juice extracted from sorghum cane is bo...

So what do foresters do on their day off? Well at least on this Saturday, foresters and other natural resource professionals gathered together at a Forest St...

The American chestnut tree once dominated our eastern forests. Over 100 years ago the chestnut blight essentially wiped the tree out. The American Chestnut F...

“The mountain is on fire!” the logger in the driveway told me and I knew I would have to take a break from editing my “Lost Sea Expedition” TV series. The fi...

When we put the wood furnace in our office last December one of my goals was to get enough firewood cut before warm weather to get us through the next winter...

Three trout caught from one run on a two nymph rig, with a prince nymph and a hare’s ear dropper. I took a moment to look around and plan my next move. Over...

There are many blessings we enjoy during summer time. All of the fresh garden vegetables; taking a swim on a hot day in the nearest pool, river, or lake; tim...

We often get comments and questions about GIS, Geographical Information Systems, and GPS, Global Positioning Systems, and their use in surveying. When surve...

The forestland owners we work with have many reasons for owning their land: hunting, hiking, camping, wildlife watching, retaining longtime family land, and ...

Purple paint has been showing up on private landowner’s property lines since 2011 in North Carolina, but I don’t think everyone is aware of the meaning of th...

Yellow poplar bark can be seen not only on trees, but also on the side of buildings. You will see poplar bark in Blowing Rock, Boone, and any number of towns...

This is a question I was asked about a week or so ago. I was able to dig deep enough into my memory bank to come up with an answer, backed up with a quick Go...

Sourwood trees are budding and the blooms will not be far behind here in the second week of June and yo u know that means the bees will be making sourwood ho...

Having the right number of trees is always a concern when managing stands of timber. Too many trees and they will grow very slowly, too few trees and they wi...

In addition to building a store of firewood for heating the office next winter, we have been crafting a little too. I examined the firewood piles and starte...

Several weeks ago the NC Forest Service along with Brushy Mountain Volunteer Fire Department conducted a site preparation burn on a client’s land in the Brus...

Scott Roland with Roland Brothers Logging helps load the firewood. Lisa’s Aunt and Uncle live in Laurel Springs on a farm and have always heated with wood. S...

Tennessee Whiskey, Kentucky Bourbon, and White Oak Trees In the past decade there has been a nearly 40 percent growth in the sales of bourbon and Tennessee w...

As a company that makes its way by managing natural resources we are all about green energy. Our most recent project has been installing a wood fired furnace...