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NOVEMBER 2009 DIGITAL EDITION
The November 2009 Pit & Quarry is now available. Our November issue includes an Equipment Focus on Loaders and a Haul Truck Roundup. Also in November, Aiming High, a feature on a crushing operation in Nevada.
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OCTOBER 2009
The October 2009 Pit & Quarry features an expanded Road to Recovery section. Also in October, Decreasing Downtime, a feature on efficient screening at a Virginia quarry.
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SEPTEMBER 2009
The September 2009 Pit & Quarry is our annual Buyers' Guide issue. This digital version offers links to equipment-supplier web sites, as well as other contact information. In addition to the extensive Buyers' Guide, the issue includes news and columnists, as well as a feature on hearing safety, entitled Sound Science.
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Our Buyer & Supplier Guide is your resource for equipment suppliers and distributors. Originally launched in 1996, our directory has been continually updated and revised over the years. Search by the manufacturer's name or by the equipment category.
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Pit & Quarry University is the most-popular online education resource in the aggregates industry. Many producers have told us they use the lessons and quizzes of Quarryology 101 to train new employees. Quarryology 101 was developed from the popular Pit & Quarry Handbook.
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