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by Adrian Baumann04/23/2015Willits NewsThe county continued its efforts to grapple with the issue of hack-and-squirt, otherwise known as frill-treatment, at a lengthy board of supervisors meeting Tuesday, April 21, that…

by Adam Randall04/23/2015Ukiah Daily JournalMendocino Redwood Co. President Mike Jeni defended its ‘hack-and-squirt’ processes Tuesday in front of the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors, which was unable to reach a…

by Adam Randall 04/21/2015 Ukiah Daily Journal A Mendocino County resolution asking area timber companies to voluntarily suspend “hack-and-squirt” practices failed to gain approval by the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.…

By Glenda Anderson04/21/2015Santa Rosa Press DemocratThe timber-management practice that poisons hardwood trees and leaves them to decompose in forests drew a crowd of 200 people to a Mendocino County Board of…

by Will Parrish04/08/2015The Anderson Valley AdvertiserLarge, politically-active corporations tend to employ influence peddlers who can talk when even money can't. A perfect example is playing out here in Mendocino County.…

by Franklin Graham 04/01/2015 The Anderson Valley Advertiser Ted R. Williams has written an inspired letter to the Board of Supervisors concerning the danger posed by dead tanoaks on Mendocino…

by Franklin Graham03/18/2015The Anderson Valley AdvertiserThe use of an herbicide (imazapyr) to kill tanoaks on timberlands was the immediate issue that brought out 120 Mendocino citizens to the March 5th…

By Matthew Reed03/12/2015The Mendocino BeaconThe Comptche Community Hall filled with area residents last Thursday concerned with Mendocino Redwood Company’s timber harvest plans in the area.About 100 people attended the meeting,…

"Forum in Comptche Addresses Hack and Squirt" by Adrian Baumann in the Willits News. Originally published March 13, 2015. The article may be found here.

Mendocino Redwood Company found a number of comments that would benefit from additional correction, clarification or commentary in an article entitled, “The Lumber Man In Charge of Climate Policy” by…