Ready to Shift into High Gear

The automotive industry continues to weather the fluctuations of the industry, which had seen, pre-COVID, signs of life.

The Wall Street Journal reported in July that General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. are “continuing to struggle with keeping workers on the job as coronavirus cases surge nationwide, forcing…

A Blended Renaissance of Aviation and Aerospace Opening Up More Opportunities

There is a sort of re-emergence of the aviation and aerospace industry, as more developments begin to blur the line between aerospace and aviation work within the industry, along with a fast-rising renaissance of commercial space development that has been pushing the envelope of an invigorated aerospace industry…

The New Forestry Momentum

The National Forest System sees over 149 million visitors a year, bringing over $10 billion to the U.S. economy and supporting about 143,000 jobs, mostly in gateway and rural communities.

Wildfires, always the biggest concern for the U.S. Forestry Agency, burned almost 7.6 million hectares across…

The Manufacturing Trifecta: Better Design Methods, Streamlined Production, Reduced Costs

Manufacturing in general in the U.S. has always been one of the greatest drivers of economic growth across the nation. Today, with the challenges of COVID-19 shutting down plants and reducing output, it’s critical to examine manufacturing facts and figures from last year to get a real…

Agri-Technology Picking Up Speed While Food Processing Expansion Clicks Up

What is happening in technology serving agribusiness planting, harvesting, processing and distributing right now promises to advance the agricultural industry by leaps and bounds.

Drones monitor crops; farms can work entirely hydroponically, with complete crop systems stacked up vertically in reclaimed warehouses in urban areas; new water and pest mitigation…