McKay Hodgson has seen a lot of changes in the logging industry since he first started in the business back in the mid-1960s. And he is on the cusp of seeing a lot more. Hodgson has progressed from being a two-man and one-horse logging show to one ofNova Scotia's largest logging contractors. Along the way, he has seen his family-owned and -operated business change gears many times to adapt to the market. Throughout the changes, however, one thing has remained consistent: the volume of chipping and grinding they handle has continued to grow. Now, with biomass, they expect it will grow even more.
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