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SC-MA’s David Chereb expects total aggregate demand to grow significantly over the next few years. Nonbuilding will account for a good percentage of the growth. Photo by Zach Mentz

Aggregate demand expectations for 2019

S-C Market Analytics' David Chereb offers his look at the 2019 aggregate market. Keep Reading

The top 20 sand and gravel producers in the nation accounted for nearly 270 million metric tons in 2016, USGS reports. Photo: Kevin Yanik

The 2018 industry stories you loved

The top 10 stories P&Q readers viewed the most from this past year. Keep Reading

Through P&Q's annual State of the Industry Report survey, the collective picture that came together about 2018 is a highly positive one. Photo by Kevin Yanik

Aggregate producers still going strong

Signs point to a positive 2019 for crushed stone, sand and gravel producers despite a few surfacing headwinds. Keep Reading

Money and calculator_StockImage: An aggregate business is now allowed to fully write off the entire cost of new purchases, utilizing 100 percent bonus depreciation. Photo: iStock.com/Wara1982

Year-end planning for tax savings

Adjusting to the new rules under the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act requires careful planning. Keep Reading

A water scalping tank is similar to a classifying tank. Photo courtesy of Eagle Iron Works.

The basics of classifying tanks and screw washers

Starting points to get your operation out of the gate with this equipment. Keep Reading

Headshot: Ken Rogers, The Shelly Company

P&Q Profile: Shelly Company’s Ken Rogers

A conversation with the area aggregates manager in the northeast Ohio area for The Shelly Company. Keep Reading

A worker handles modular synthetic media in a middle deck. Photo courtesy of Polydeck

Screening: Solutions to hazards

Considerations to make when working around screening equipment. Keep Reading

Mining at Memphis Stone & Gravel’s Sawyer Property in DeSoto County, Mississippi, was completed within the last several years. Photo: Kevin Yanik

Making a case for a mine permit

Memphis Stone & Gravel’s Alan Parks details the growing difficulties producers face to obtain necessary permits while offering some practical strategies that can position others for success. Keep Reading

Several members of Congress, plus EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler, addressed the second annual Legislative & Policy Forum hosted at the Hyatt Regency Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Photo courtesy of NSSGA

What’s happening in Washington

Five takeaways from the aggregate industry’s lobby day on Capitol Hill. Keep Reading

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