P&Q presents brand-new industry interviews on the latest episode of “Drilling Deeper.” Matt Dibble of Dibble Equipment sits down with P&Q’s Kevin Yanik to talk about the state of the aggregate industry, what’s driving construction materials demand, and how more people can be attracted to the industry. 

Additionally, you’ll hear from Clement Cazalot and Donny Barnas of Machinery Partner. They join P&Q’s Jack Kopanski to discuss industry trends like consolidation, recycling and rebranding – plus what they expect for the rest of 2024 and into 2025.

Finally, George Sidney, the former president of McLanahan Corp. who is a Pit & Quarry Hall of Famer, visits with the magazine to share his perspective. Sidney reflects on how the industry evolved throughout his career, detailing what the industry must do to survive while presenting an outlook for the next 45 years.

This episode is full of great conversations and insights. You won’t want to miss it.

Thank you to the sponsor of this episode, GeoLogic. GeoLogic uses scientific investigation and engineering design to provide innovative solutions to the most challenging mining, construction and development issues in a safe, effective and cost-efficient manner. When it needs to be done right the first time, call GeoLogic at 770-824-4212.

For 107 years, Pit & Quarry magazine has been the premier monthly aggregate processing information source. Through multiple platforms, we deliver the very latest in equipment and technology news and information that is critical for safely achieving the highest level of efficiency and profitability. Editors Kevin Yanik and Jack Kopanski cover the market in print, online and through e-newsletters. As respected industry insiders, they moderate the annual Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference and speak at industry conferences and meetings.

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