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

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How To Use The Oregon Forest Industry Directory.

Learn how to connect with forest product buyers, sellers, and service providers using the Oregon Forest Industry Directory. This webinar has two primary purposes:

  1. Learn how to conduct common searches, such as for log buyers and service providers in your area as well as how to add your information to the directory, and
  2. Give feedback on specific changes that can be made to the directory to improve its form and function.
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