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June 2013
“Ties to the Land” Workshop – Saturday, June 8th in Newport, Washington
Millions of acres of family-owned forest land, rangelands, and agricultural land in the U.S. will change hands in the next few years. Some forests and other rural lands may be converted to different uses because owners didn’t take charge of the succession process in time. There are many reasons for this. Landowners may want to pass their land on to their children, but have not done the work to ensure it. Many landowners haven’t talked to their children about who…
Find out more »July 2013
2013 ID/WA Forest Owners Field Day – Saturday, July 13th, Latah Co.
Mark your calendars and plan to attend this fun and informative event. Small or large landowners, new to the woods or “well seasoned”, there is something for everyone. Enjoy a day in the woods with friends, new and old. Learn about the latest in forest improvement activities, innovations and practices. See first-hand some of the projects the University of Idaho forestry department is performing research on. The event opens at 8:00 AM and presentations run each hour starting at 9:00…
Find out more »National Tree Farmer Convention
National Tree Farmer Convention, Minneapolis, MN. For more information, http://www.treefarmsystem.org/tree-farmer-conventions
Find out more »September 2013
Idaho Tree Farm Program’s Annual Fall Field Tour- September 7th, St. Maries, ID
The Idaho Tree Farm Committee has scheduled the annual Fall Tour for Saturday, September 7th, 2013. This year’s tour will feature Jim and Jane Thornes’ Tree Farm near St. Maries and will showcase timber management, reforestation, and wildlife enhancement on their forestland. Jim and Jane were honored as the 2013 “Idaho Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year” in March at the Idaho Tree Farm Program’s annual meeting held in Moscow. The tour will begin at Jim and Jane’s home at…
Find out more »March 2018
2018 Family Forest Landowners & Managers Conference
Securing the Future of my Forest: Balancing the Risks & Rewards
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