Stringer Industries, Inc.

Congratulations to our very own Taylor Stringer, named to the Mississippi Business Journal's Top 40 Under 40 Class of 2026. The Top 40 Under 40 recognizes the people shaping Mississippi's business community, and we are proud to see Taylor counted among them. As Chief Business Officer, Taylor has helped move our business forward while staying grounded in the relationships and standards that have always defined how we work. This kind of recognition does not happen by accident. Well deserved, Taylor! #MBJ #MississippiBusinessJournal #Top40Under40

Since 1964, Stringer Industries has been built on hard work, trusted craftsmanship, and a commitment to evolving with the industries we serve. Thank you to our employees, customers, partners, and community who have been part of the journey. Built to last and built for what’s next.

This Memorial Day, we honor the men and women who gave everything in service to something greater than themselves.

We had a great time hosting our Lean 101 class yesterday! It was great connecting with industry professionals and spending the day talking through practical ways to improve processes, reduce waste, and build more efficient operations. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the workshop such a great discussion. MULTICRAFT INTERNATIONAL Stringer Industries, Inc. Viking Range True Temper Sports #LeanManufacturing #ContinuousImprovement #ProcessImprovement #CAVSExtension #MSState

Meet the Chipper. Built tough, runs long, and backed by a team that knows what uptime really means. Because when the job’s on, your equipment should be too.

The Stringer team is on site at EXPO RICHMOND and our equipment is ready for a closer look. Come by Booth 110, meet the team, and see what sets Stringer apart. VIRGINIA FOREST PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION

As we strive to become a more Lean plant, driving improvements in energy efficiency and waste reduction, training is critical. We recently had several employees complete Lean 101 through Mississippi State University CAVS Extension, a hands-on training program focused on Lean Manufacturing principles. Lean 101 introduces teams to core concepts such as waste elimination, continuous improvement (kaizen), and streamlining shop-floor processes to get more value out of every hour and every dollar spent. The hands-on format made it practical from day one. Our team came back with real tools to improve shop flow, reduce energy use, and cut unnecessary costs across our operation. This is just the beginning. We plan to send more employees through Lean 101 in the coming months as we build a culture of continuous improvement across the plant. If your operation has explored Lean training, we would love to hear what worked for your team. #LeanManufacturing #ContinuousImprovement #Kaizen #WorkforceDevelopment #MSUExtension #LumberIndustry #ManufacturingExcellence jeff fortenberry, Emily Barrilleaux, Montrell Marshall, Taylor P. Stringer, Mike Laird

Happy Easter from all of us at Stringer Industries. We hope you’re able to spend time with family, enjoy the season, and take a well-earned pause this weekend

⛳️ We’ve Expanded Our Product Line ⛳️ Big news from Tylertown. After 60+ years in the wastewood equipment industry, we’re proud to announce our official expansion into the golf industry. Meet the TeeChipper. Golf tees are manufactured with the same durability and performance you expect from Stringer. (Or at least for today.) Happy April Fools’ Day!

🌲 Big news for the domestic lumber industry this week. The USDA just announced $115.2 million in loan guarantees through the Timber Production Expansion Guaranteed Loan Program (TPEP), aimed at ensuring sawmills and wood processing facilities have the funding to establish, reopen, expand, or improve their operations across eight states. This comes at a pivotal moment for the industry. U.S. softwood lumber imports hit their lowest annual level since 2014 last year, as higher duties pushed Canadian imports to a combined 45% duty rate. Meanwhile, the Hardwood Federation estimates that at least one sawmill is going out of business every week, with the NHLA reporting that more than 4% of U.S. sawmills have closed or been consolidated. But there are real signs of resilience. U.S. lumber prices have rebounded past $600 as supply tightens and construction picks up — and this federal investment is part of a broader commitment to expand American timber production by 25% and support nearly 500 jobs across the country. At Stringer, we're closely monitoring these market shifts. A stronger domestic supply chain means more stability and opportunity for everyone in the wood products space — and that's something worth building on. Read the full USDA announcement:  https://lnkd.in/eNCKy4MH #Lumber #Sawmill #WoodProducts #Timber #ForestProducts #SupplyChain #DomesticManufacturing #USDA