Equipment at Woodland Pulp in Maine roared back to life in mid-December after a 60 day pause in operations, and now one of the state’s largest mills is again accepting wood from New Brunswick producers. …The general manager of the Carleton Victoria Forest Products Marketing Board says the news is welcome but not nearly enough to help embattled private woodlot owners in the province. “Everything is good news at this point, but it is not as good as it could be,” Kim Jensen said. With sales down by about two-thirds from last year, Jensen said some woodlot owners are deciding to pack it up, while others struggle on. Producers are happy to regain the lost market, but say many are still having trouble staying viable. …“A mill can stop and start up, maybe. But a private guy who loses his equipment, he’s lost everything. He’s not coming back.”