Tag: sand and gravel
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USGS: First-quarter aggregate production up 4 percent
Read More →: USGS: First-quarter aggregate production up 4 percentThe U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) estimates 476 million metric tons of aggregates were produced and shipped for consumption in the first quarter…
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USGS: Fourth-quarter aggregate production up 7 percent
Read More →: USGS: Fourth-quarter aggregate production up 7 percentAn estimated 647 million metric tons of construction aggregates were produced and shipped for consumption in the fourth quarter of 2021, according…
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Report: Crushed stone production at 14-year high
Read More →: Report: Crushed stone production at 14-year highThe U.S. Geological Survey offered details on 2021 crushed stone and sand and gravel production, reporting totals that had not been achieved…
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Wm. D. Scepaniak showcases flagship contract crushing operation
Read More →: Wm. D. Scepaniak showcases flagship contract crushing operationJohn Scepaniak, mining project manager at Wm. D. Scepaniak, offered Portable Plants an up-close look at its operation in Rollag, Minnesota.
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USGS: 2021 aggregate production on the rise
Read More →: USGS: 2021 aggregate production on the riseCrushed stone and sand and gravel production each got solid bumps in the third quarter, with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reporting…
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USGS: Aggregate production up in second quarter 2021
Read More →: USGS: Aggregate production up in second quarter 2021Crushed stone production was up 4 percent in the second quarter of 2021 while sand and gravel production spiked 11 percent, according…
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How aggregate producers performed in 2020
Read More →: How aggregate producers performed in 2020Despite lockdowns and other pandemic-induced challenges, those producing crushed stone, sand and gravel this year performed rather remarkably.
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USGS: Third-quarter aggregate production slips 5 percent
Read More →: USGS: Third-quarter aggregate production slips 5 percentCrushed stone production for consumption slipped 6 percent while sand and gravel experienced a quarterly drop of 4 percent.