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Aggregate producers are forecasting several more years of significant growth, but attracting talented people to the industry remains a real challenge. Photo by Kevin Yanik

Aggregate production healthy thus far in 2023

2023 might not be one for the record books, but producers will take the outcomes they’ve gotten given high interest rates, materials prices and ongoing labor shortages. Keep Reading

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Quarry Faces: December 2022

Take a look back at 2022 industry highlights, including sights from Pit & Quarry’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Roundtable. Keep Reading

Wingra Stone is now three seasons in on its MR 130 impact crushing plant. Photo: P&Q Staff

What’s happening these days at Wingra Stone

Wingra Stone’s Travis Wise showed off a few of the company’s Wisconsin operations in the fall, detailing recent equipment investments and what’s coming soon. Keep Reading

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Looking ahead to 2022 in Wisconsin

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Travis Wise, vice president and general manager at Wingra Stone, offers an industry outlook for 2022, detailing what needs to happen in order to have a good outcome over the next 12 months. Keep Reading

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Wingra Stone VP reflects on 2021

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Travis Wise, vice president and general manager at Wingra Stone, looks back on the year that was for his Wisconsin company and the roadblocks it faced. Keep Reading

While aggregate production may be a bit down this year, top producers remain profitable by keeping a watchful eye on their spending. Photo: P&Q Staff

When equipment purchasing might pick up

Big spending on equipment skidded to a halt earlier this year, but signs are emerging that capex may pick up steam sooner than later. Keep Reading

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P&Q Profile: Wingra Stone’s Travis Wise

P&Q visits with the vice president of operations at Wingra Stone about the company's recent equipment upgrades, his experience at AGG1 and aggregate sales activity. Keep Reading

Dealers who offer quality, steady service are more capable of adding to their equipment and parts sales and, in turn, maximizing their own profit margins. Photo courtesy of Telsmith.

How dealers are shifting their approach to customer service

Procuring enough people with technical skills to service equipment is problematic for producers, but dealers are stepping in to provide service where shortcomings exist. Keep Reading

As complicated as the supply chain can be in some territories, it’s often the industry’s long-serving people who keep manufacturers, dealers and producers connected. Photo: iStock.com/D3Damon

How dealers fit into an increasingly complex supply chain

While the consolidation of equipment manufacturers creates new synergies, it has arguably given rise to a more complicated supply chain in an industry yearning for simplicity. Keep Reading

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