As of February 12, 2023, James W. (Jim) Steen will step down as President of Pike Lumber Company, Akron, Indiana, handing the reins to Craig M. Brouyette, who has served as Executive Vice President for the last 8 years.
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Future Forests
Trees provide food for wildlife and people, habitat, shade, natural beauty, and more!
The Bald Eagle
Once absent from the Indiana skies, Bald Eagles now inhabit more than 1/3 of the state.
Service Does Matter!
Our university trained foresters can tailor a forest management plan to maximize growth and long-term revenue for your forest.
Benefits of Forest Management
When a forest gets too crowded, sunlight is the limiting growth factor for most trees.
Nature’s Own Tree Farmers
While some trees have lightweight seeds that disperse through the air suspended by fluff (Cottonwood) or little wings (Maples, Elms, Ash, Poplar), others go through the digestive tracts of birds and rodents (Cherry, Hackberry).
The Snowy Owl
The Snowy Owl is often unobserved in most of the Midwest.
Woods on Wheels – Second Grade Tour at Pike
After having to cancel last year, Pike Lumber Company was pleased to host its 28th Annual Akron 2nd Grade Field Day on April 13 to 67 eager students.
The Wood Duck
The wood duck is regarded as the most unique and beautiful of North American ducks.
Syrup: The Sweetest Forest Product
Pike Foresters met with Kevin Hart, President of the Indiana Maple Syrup Association (IMSA) and owner of Maplewood Farms in Union County, Indiana to learn more about maple syrup.