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A.M. Logging Returns to Ag Progress Days for Eighth Year
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Pennsylvania Forestry Company to Showcase Land Clearing Services, Mulch Products and Animal Bedding at Booth A413

LEWISBURG, Pa. - PennZone -- A.M. Logging is returning to Ag Progress Days for the eighth consecutive year, continuing its tradition of connecting with Pennsylvania's agricultural, forestry and land management communities. The event will take place August 11-13, 2026, at Penn State's Ag Progress Days grounds.

Hosted by Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, Ag Progress Days is Pennsylvania's largest outdoor agricultural exposition, featuring more than 400 exhibitors and attracting thousands of attendees each year. The event highlights the latest equipment, research, products and services supporting agriculture, forestry and rural communities throughout the region.

A.M. Logging's team will be available at Booth A413 in the Farm Credit Building to discuss a variety of forestry services, including land clearing, woodlot management, storm damage cleanup, wildlife habitat improvements and property preparation. The company works with landowners, farmers, contractors and businesses throughout Pennsylvania to provide responsible land management solutions tailored to each project.

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In addition to showcasing forestry services, A.M. Logging will feature its selection of landscaping mulch and premium animal bedding products. Visitors can learn more about available mulch options for outdoor projects and explore bedding solutions designed to support agricultural operations.

The company will also debut a new video highlighting its operations, equipment and the expertise behind its logging and land clearing services. The video provides insight into the work involved in managing properties and producing quality wood products.

Ag Progress Days has remained an important event for A.M. Logging, providing opportunities to connect with industry professionals, customers and fellow exhibitors while strengthening relationships throughout Pennsylvania's agricultural community.

Attendees are invited to visit A.M. Logging at Booth A413 in the Farm Credit Building during Ag Progress Days from August 11-13, 2026. For more information about A.M. Logging's services and products, call 814-349-8089 or contact the company online.

A.M. Logging proudly serves Pennsylvania with premium mulch and landscaping supplies, as well as services that promise minimal environmental impact, whether clearing land, harvesting trees, or building roads. To learn more about their landscaping supplies, visit the blog at https://www.amlogging.com/visit-am-logging-at-ag-progress-days/

Source: A.M. Logging

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