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Conifer boughs, firewood, truffles, cones, handcrafts, paying visitors, essential oils, and charcoal: just a few of the potential products that can be money-makers obtained from your woodland! Come and talk about how to market and collaborate to achieve extra income.

Originally aired on July 7, 2020

Instructor: Neil Schroeder, Past President, Oregon Woodland Cooperative, Scholls, OR.

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