STAGGEMEYER STAVE COMPANY

A forest is a dynamic ecosystem. Today's advanced resource management improves aesthetics, increases site quality for tree species and improves ecosystems. Staggemeyer Stave also strives to reduce greenhouse gases by reclaiming all its stave production byproducts. There's no discarded wood material left to emit CO 2 as it slowly decomposes - raising the carbon footprint. Reclamation reduces the carbon footprint. When we partner responsibly with forests to enhance their natural dynamics, everyone benefits... The Staggemeyer Stave Company has an interesting backstory. Staggemeyer Stave has its roots in Missouri, where H.E. Robertson began his venture and eventually operated a stave mill in Dubuque, Iowa. In 1958, he moved the mill to our present site near Caledonia, Minnesota because of the abundance of white oak. Robertson's original plan was to operate temporarily and leave when the oak ran out, but he underestimated the great wealth of premium white oak in the region. Fifty-plus..

Also known as: Staggemeyer Stave, Staggemeyer Stave Company, Inc., The Staggemeyer Stave Company

Primary location: Caledonia United States