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Nontimber Forest Products for Small Woodland Owners: Bigleaf Maple Syrup

This publication describes how to tap bigleaf maple trees for sap that can be boiled down to make maple syrup.

Tiffany Hopkins, Carrie Berger | Mar 2017 | OSU Extension Catalog

Nontimber Forest Products for Small Woodland Owners: Shiitake Mushrooms

This publication explains how to successfully cultivate shiitake mushrooms in your own garden or woodland property.

Tiffany Hopkins, Carrie Berger | Mar 2017 | OSU Extension Catalog

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Top 5 things to consider when building a nature trail on your property

Nature trails are a popular feature across the Oregon landscape. People of all walks of life escape to them for solitude, wildlife viewing, exercise, and to spend time with friends and family. As a landowner, you have the ...

Alicia Christiansen | Jun 2020 | Article

Lunch and Learn: The Oregon Forest Industry Directory - Getting connected with buyers, sellers, and service providers

Learn to use the Oregon Forest Industry Directory and connect with buyers, sellers, and service providers.

Scott Leavengood, Lauren Grand | May 2020 | Video

Oregon Mycological Society - Monthly Webinars

The Oregon Mycological Society held their first ever monthly meeting via YouTube and it's available for viewing here.

Apr 2020 | Online Resource

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Christmas tree shopping season is beginning to look a lot like 2018

This year’s Christmas tree shopping season is beginning to look a lot like 2018, with a tight supply and similar prices, according to Oregon State University Extension’s Christmas tree specialist.

Chris Branam | Nov 25, 2019 | News Story

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Is this a huckleberry or something nasty?

Q: I saw these plants with what I think are huckleberries out at Harris Beach and at the rest area across from Harris Beach. Others have said they are not and are dangerous to eat. I would like help identifying them. The names I know are the evergreen, winter or California Huckleberry.

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