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Forest Engineering 2022: New Markets for Low-Grade Forest Products

Forest Engineering 2022

 This course encompasses all of the presentations from the 2022 NER.COFE Workshop. Each topic corresponds to each of the individual presentations and are approved for 0.5 Category 1 Forester Licensing credits by both SAF and the State of Maine.

 The cost for each topic is $10.00 which is to cover recording, processing, and online fees, and will continue to support the NER.COFE organization as the in-person workshop does.

 Any questions may be forwarded to:

 Ray Berthiaume, NER.COFE Chair, UNH Cooperative Extension Field Specialist, Coos County Forester

 Topic 5: New Markets for Low-Grade Forest Products

 Speaker: Shane O'Neill, Forest Industry Business Development Manager-UMaine

 A discussion of some potential/new markets for low-grade forest products based on research and testing ongoing at the UMaine Advanced Structures and Composites Center.

 

 

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