Today, on April 22nd, 2025, we at Barefoot Pellet Company celebrate our planet! We’re proud to produce hardwood pellets for home heating and BBQ pellets for your grills, all while striving to be good stewards of the earth. Caring for the sustainability of our renewable forests is at the heart of what we do – it’s a green approach with no carbon footprint. Happy Earth Day! #earthday

The team at Barefoot Pellet & Cummings Lumber wants to wish you and yours a very Happy Easter! May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and maybe a few chocolate surprises. We appreciate your continued support and look forward to a bright and cheerful spring ahead.

Happy Easter!

Cummings Lumber & Barefoot Pellet are proud to support our local community. One of the ways we do that is by sponsoring these 2 Rookie Baseball Teams. On April 15th at 6:00PM Cummings Lumber with take on Barefoot Pellet at the Troy Croman School! So come out and support these young athletes as they hit the field, give it their all, and most importantly—have a blast! It’s a game you won’t want to miss.
Disclaimer: Please be advised—some kids may cry, some may pick grass, and yes, there may even be a few nose pickers. But rest assured, every single one of them will have an unforgettable time doing it!

On March 25th and 26th, Scott and Norm traveled to Harrisburg to attend the Pennsylvania Forest Products Association’s 2025 Legislative event. During their visit, they engaged with numerous House and Senate members to advocate for the Hardwood Industry. Pennsylvania leads the nation in hardwood growing stock, production, and wood product exports. The industry’s impact is impressive, creating over 63,000 jobs across 2,100 companies and contributing $39 billion annually to the economy.

Managed working forests play a crucial role in sustainability. They provide a renewable supply of wood, while also ensuring clean air and water, offering recreational opportunities, supporting wildlife habitats, and increasing carbon storage. Young forests, in particular, excel at capturing carbon from the atmosphere, a process that becomes less efficient as forests age. Therefore, maintaining well-managed working forests benefits both the environment and the economy.