On my trips up to northeastern Michigan, I have noticed huge lumber harvest along some of the routes I take. Many more than in past years. I was wondering if anyone who travels to the western part of Michigan has noticed this as well. It would seem that our lumber is worth a lot more after tariffs on imports. I also see many small Amish lumber mills turning the logs into lumber. They use big drafts horses to move the big logs. I really like seeing them working out there with simple machines and farm animals, in contrast to modern farms that are worked with huge, complicated machines growing corn or soybeans on thousand-acre fields.
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