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Georgia hopes positive 2021 can parlay into strong 2022

Jeff Wansley, executive director of the Georgia Construction Aggregate Association, shared with P&Q his expectations for the aggregate industry in the new year. Keep Reading

Special programs are designed to guarantee producers have access to screen media and wear parts when and where they need them most. Photo: Haver & Boecker Niagara

Possible stocking solutions for supply shortages

The demand for equipment and wear parts amid supply shortages opens the door for special programs allowing customers to better manage operational needs. Keep Reading

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Local, federal funding key to North Carolina’s 2022

Jasper Stem, executive director of the North Carolina Aggregates Association, shared his optimism for the industry in 2022 following an encouraging 2021. Keep Reading

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The latest cutting-edge equipment for producers to consider

Some of the newest equipment available to the aggregate industry includes developments from Komatsu, Powerscreen, and Precision Pulley & Idler. Keep Reading

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Strategies to maximize trailer longevity, safety

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To get the most out of trailers, there are some key steps to take that prevent costly damage and keep trailers in tiptop shape. Keep Reading

FMI says passage of a one-time infrastructure stimulus package could catapult aggregate producers into a “super cycle” not seen in decades. Photo: MichaelUtech/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images

Infrastructure funding driving Oklahoma’s 2022 outlook

Devery Youngblood, executive director of the Oklahoma Aggregates Association, shares his thoughts on how 2021 turned out for producers in his state, as well as his 2022 outlook. Keep Reading

Says Trimble Applanix’s Damir Gumerov: “It’s easier to design a mine site as a closed environment, something where you train people on the site to react.” Photo: P&Q Staff

When aggregate operations will become fully autonomous

Autonomous vehicles will likely become mainstream within aggregate operations someday, but that future is still at least years away. Trimble Applanix’s Damir Gumerov sat down with P&Q to discuss what it will take to get to full autonomy. Keep Reading

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Wm. D. Scepaniak showcases flagship contract crushing operation

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John Scepaniak, mining project manager at Wm. D. Scepaniak, offered P&Q an up-close look at its operation in Rollag, Minnesota. Keep Reading

Magruder Limestone’s Lake Ozark location in Missouri is situated just off U.S. 54. Photo by Kevin Yanik

Missouri producers optimistic despite labor shortages

Dan Kleinsorge, executive director of the Missouri Limestone Producers Association, shares his thoughts on what the aggregate industry might look like in 2022. Keep Reading

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