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The Forest Management Technology curriculum is designed to train individuals in technical forest management skills and help them develop competence in performing various woodland operations.

Late post, but here’s a final recap!The 2025 Mid-Atlantic Woodsmen's Meet was a huge success! Seven forestry schools fro...
04/19/2025

Late post, but here’s a final recap!

The 2025 Mid-Atlantic Woodsmen's Meet was a huge success! Seven forestry schools from across the East Coast gathered at Montgomery Community College on April 12th to showcase their skills. We were fortunate to have great weather and an enthusiastic crowd throughout the day.

MCC placed 1st and 2nd in Dendrology, and also earned 3rd place in Archery, Compass & Pacing, and Men’s Axe Throw.

Overall, the top three schools were:Penn State University Park, Allegany College of Maryland, Haywood Community College.

We’re incredibly proud of the sportsmanship and camaraderie shown by all teams!

A huge thanks to the MCC Forestry Club for their hard work in organizing and setting up the event. The competition wouldn’t have run as smoothly without the efforts of Russell Strong, Head Judge Wayne Louys, our dedicated alumni, faculty, and staff volunteers.

Special thanks to our food vendors:Virgil Higgins of Higgins and Son BBQ provided outstanding meals and service to our competitors and volunteers. Fat Backs Soul Food and BBQ was a wonderful last-minute addition, and we’re grateful for their help in feeding our spectators.

We also sincerely thank our sponsors:Environmental Site Keeper, Jordan Lumber and Supply, H.W. Culp Lumber Company, Elite Senior Insurance, New Indy Containerboard, Montgomery County Farm Bureau, PRF Forestry Specialists, NC Forest Service, Mike Thompson, Bud Taylor, Newport Landowner Services Inc., Byrd and Son Inc., Daniel W. Edward Consulting Forestry P.A., H & K Consulting, John Monroe, Fred Monroe, Canal Wood LLC, Lane Poole, and Tugwell Consulting Forestry.

And appreciation goes to those who supported the event behind the scenes: Burford Tree, Bruton Grading, Duke Energy, and Amicks Superstore.

We look forward to hosting again—hopefully around 2033!

The 2025 Mid-Atlantic Woodsmen's Meet is continuing to take shape! The Pole Fell event is officially set, with the chopp...
03/24/2025

The 2025 Mid-Atlantic Woodsmen's Meet is continuing to take shape! The Pole Fell event is officially set, with the chopping poles cut and securely placed in the ground.

Pole Fell is an event that showcases competitors' careful precision and technique. It involves two competitors: one cuts the opening front face with a razor-sharp axe, while the other makes the back cut. The objective is to hit a small wooden stake placed approximately ten feet away. The closest to the stake wins. If more than one team hits the stake, the fastest time wins.

Don't miss the chance to watch Montgomery Community College's Forest Management students compete in this event and many more against seven other colleges from across the East Coast on Saturday, April 12th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

A big thank you to Bruton Grading for setting the chopping poles.

Gearing up for the Mid-Atlantic Woodsmen's Conclave! 8 different Forestry schools from the Mid-Atlantic region will gath...
03/12/2025

Gearing up for the Mid-Atlantic Woodsmen's Conclave! 8 different Forestry schools from the Mid-Atlantic region will gather April 12th at Montgomery Community College in Troy NC, to compete in various Timbersports events. This past week we finalized set up for Pole Climb.

Pole Climb (Sponsored by Newport Landowner Services, LLC) is an event that requires competitors to climb a pole 32 feet as fast as possible with the aid of climbing gaffs. Time stops when the bell at the top is rang. Don't miss the action on April 12th! Free and open to the public!

Special thanks to Burford Tree for assistance in getting the poles prepped.

01/15/2025

ATTENTION ALL MCC Forest Management Technology Alumni!

Updates are being made to the Alumni Contact Roster. Please forward email your contact information to Josh Hussey at [email protected]. include your name, current email and graduation year.

The Alumni Contact Sheet is being updated for volunteer outreach for the upcoming 2025 Mid-Atlantic Woodsmen's Conclave.

Stay tuned for updates!

We are incredibly proud of Bailey Parks, a 2023 alumnus, for his achievements at Wildland Fire Portable Pumps training! ...
12/11/2024

We are incredibly proud of Bailey Parks, a 2023 alumnus, for his achievements at Wildland Fire Portable Pumps training! This accomplishment reflects the strong foundation our students receive, often leading to employment with the North Carolina Forest Service.

The NC Forest Service plays a vital role in managing state forests, preventing wildfires, and assisting in emergency responses. Bailey's success is a great example of how our graduates contribute to protecting and serving our communities. We look forward to seeing more of our alumni excel in similar roles!

Earlier this week our Dendrology students had the opportunity to tour Troy Lumber Company; to cap off the section of the...
11/21/2024

Earlier this week our Dendrology students had the opportunity to tour Troy Lumber Company; to cap off the section of the course on wood products and utilization. They got a first-hand look at the process of converting pine logs into dimensional lumber. 🪚🌳

This experience not only furthers their understanding of the industry, but also gives them insight into the careers available within the timber and lumber sector. Many of our graduates go on to find fulfilling careers managing and procuring wood for mills like Troy Lumber. It's exciting to see the skills they are learning today directly impacting their future careers tomorrow!

This past Saturday, October 26th, the Montgomery Community College Forestry Club traveled to Raleigh to compete in the 8...
10/29/2024

This past Saturday, October 26th, the Montgomery Community College Forestry Club traveled to Raleigh to compete in the 86th Annual Rolleo Timbersports Competition, hosted by North Carolina State University.

MCC placed 5th overall, with standout first-place finishes in both Archery and Knife Throwing. Competing colleges included North Carolina State University, Western Carolina University, Virginia Tech, West Virginia University, University of Tennessee, Montgomery Community College, Haywood Community College, and Wayne Community College.

We are proud of everyone's efforts and look forward to hosting the Mid-Atlantic Woodsmen's Meet this spring at MCC's campus in Troy, NC!

Today, our Montgomery Community College Forest Protection Class got hands-on experience in prescribed burning. This 30-a...
10/10/2024

Today, our Montgomery Community College Forest Protection Class got hands-on experience in prescribed burning. This 30-acre site preparation burn is designed to clear debris, reduce competition for soon to be planted seedlings, and prepare the soil for new growth.
Prescribed burns are a key tool in forest management, helping to:
• Reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires
• Promote the growth of healthy, diverse ecosystems
• Manage invasive species
• Enhance wildlife habitat
We are proud to see our students taking an active role in responsible forest operations. Great work to everyone involved and special thanks to Jordan Lumber Company for making today’s burn a success!

We are incredibly proud to recognize two of our recent graduates, Andrew Weisbecker and Alex Maples, for their outstandi...
09/10/2024

We are incredibly proud to recognize two of our recent graduates, Andrew Weisbecker and Alex Maples, for their outstanding academic achievements. From a competitive pool of students across two-year forestry schools in the eastern United States, Andrew earned the highest GPA, while Alex secured the third-highest GPA. Both were honored by the Council of Eastern Forest Technician Schools for their remarkable dedication and performance.
Our program is fortunate to now call these two men alumni, and we wish them continued success as they embark on their forestry careers.

MCC Forest Protection students actively searching for harmful insects that threaten our forests. Identifying these pests...
09/06/2024

MCC Forest Protection students actively searching for harmful insects that threaten our forests. Identifying these pests is crucial for maintaining forest health, as early detection helps prevent widespread damage and ensures the protection of our valuable ecosystems. Identifying and studying these insects plays a vital role in safeguarding our forests for future generations.

Comment below if you think you can identify these two insects.

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