> May 2018

May 22...Baldwin County 8:30 AM - 12:15 PM.
Wetland Regulations and Compliance Workshop at the Baldwin County Association of Realtors, 23280 County Road 65, Robertsdale. This workshop should be of interest to landowners, real estate professionals, land managers, family planners, and estate businesses. Fee: $35. Contact Ryan Mains, Alabama Coastal Foundation, at (251) 990-6002 or rmains@joinacf.org.

May 22...Morgan County 6 - 7:30 PM.
Chronic Wasting Disease Seminar at the ALFA District Office, 2033 Beltline Road SW, Decatur. Dinner included. Pre-registration required. Call Deborah Long at (334) 613-4268.

May 24...Barbour County 6 - 7:30 PM.
Chronic Wasting Disease Seminar at Abercrombie’s Fish Camp, 335 Eufaula Avenue, Clayton. Dinner included. Pre-registration required. Call Deborah Long at (334) 613-4268.

May 26...Tallahassee, Florida 9 - 11 AM EST.
Family Heirs' Property Workshop Series at Florida A&M University CEP Teleconference Center, 2010 Pinder Drive. Session Four will discuss the topic: What action steps help families resolve family conflict about Family Heirs' Property? Contact Sandra Thompson at (850) 599-3546 or sandra.thompson@famu.edu.

May 29...Monroe County 6 - 7:30 PM.
Chronic Wasting Disease Seminar at the Monroe County Conservation and Education Conference Center, 1 Teen Trail, Monroeville. Dinner included. Pre-registration required. Call Deborah Long at (334) 613-4268.

May 31...Marshall County 6 PM.
Alabama Forestry Association Guntersville Regional Reception at Dream Ranch, 6926 Alabama Highway 79 S, Guntersville. Catch up on news of importance to your forestland investment and meet others in the forest industry in a relaxed, comfortable environment. Contact Liz Chambers at (334) 481-2135 or lchambers@alaforestry.org.

May 31...Conecuh County 6 PM.
Recreational Lake Management at The Depot in Evergreen. GPS coord: 31.433028,-86.955361  Speaker: PJ Waters. Call the Conecuh County Extension at (251) 578-2762.

> June 2018

June 1...Covington County 11 AM - 1 PM.
Covington County Forestry Committee Meeting at the Covington County Ag Center, 23952 Alabama Highway 55, Andalusia. For more information contact Charles Simon at (334) 222-1125 or simoncm@auburn.edu.

June 1...Teleconference Noon CT.
First Fridays Forestry Update hosted by the American Forest Foundation is a conference call briefing on Washington, D.C. happenings. You’ll have an opportunity to ask questions and share important policy issues happening in your state. Dial-in number: 1-866-299-7945 and Participant code: 2594#

June 2...Lowndes County 8:30 AM - 3 PM.
Managing Feral Swine Workshop at the Lowndes Wildlife Management Area, 227 Ridgeland Farm Road, Lowndesboro. Topics include: Feral hog history, Potential disease risks, and Management techniques. Dress for outdoor trapping demonstration. Registration is required. Call Matt Brock at (334) 549-3032.

June 2...Picayune, Mississippi 8:30 AM - 2 PM.
Harrison County Forestry & Wildlife Association Meeting at Brookewood Tree Farm, 10000 Caesar Necaise Road. This is a field day for families with activities for kids. Lunch provided. Contact Tim Ray at (228) 865-4227 or tim.ray@msstate.edu.

June 5...Statewide.
Primary Election

June 5...New Albany, Mississippi 8:30 AM - 1 PM.
Tree Identification Workshop at the Union County Extension Office, 112 Fairground Circle. Fee: $15; lunch provided. Contact Gina Wills at (662) 534-1917 or gina.wills@msstate.edu.

June 7...Gainesville, Florida 10 AM - 3 PM EST.
Silviculture BMPs & Forestry Wildlife BMPs at Florida Forest Service Office, 5353 NE 39th Avenue. This workshop will discuss Silviculture Best Management Practices (BMP) for Water Quality and the Forestry Wildlife BMPs for State Imperiled Species. Lunch on your own. Contact Robin Holland at (352) 732-1781 or robin.holland@freshfromflorida.com.

June 7...Tuscaloosa County 6 - 7:30 PM.
Chronic Wasting Disease Seminar at the Tuscaloosa County Extension Office, 2513 7th Street, Tuscaloosa. Dinner included. Pre-registration required. Call Deborah Long at (334) 613-4268.

June 8...Colbert County 9 AM.
Shortleaf Pine Field Day at Cherokee Lion’s Den, 2-174 Church Street, Cherokee. Topics will include: Shortleaf Pine Biology, Benefits for Wildlife, Landowner Assistance, and Forest Economic Outlook for Northwest Alabama. Following the indoor sessions there will be a tour of the Freedom Hills Wildlife Management Area. Pre-registration required. Lunch provided. Call William Green at (334) 612-5235.

June 10-15...Ellisville, Mississippi.
Teacher’s Conservation Workshop at Jones County Junior College. The workshop will include numerous field trips including industries, harvesting operations, management practices, and hands-on activities. Forest owners and forest products companies are urged to sponsor a teacher. Fee: $115; meals and lodging included. Contact Anna Thames at (601) 354-4936 or athames@msforestry.net.

June 11-13...Cullman County.
North Alabama Forestry Workshop for Agriscience Educators at the North Alabama Agriplex in Cullman. “Please encourage educators at your local schools to attend. There will be a strong focus on employment opportunities for their students in the forest industry.” Contact Ashley Watts at (334) 322-2435 or awatts@alaforestry.org.

June 12-14...Southern Pines, North Carolina.
Longleaf Academy: Fire & Longleaf F201 at Weymouth Woods-Sandhills Nature Preserve, 1024 Ft. Bragg Road. Topics include: Fire Ecology, Burning, Ignition Pattern, Fireline Tools, Smoke Management, Fire Weather Parameters, Burning Planning, and more. Fee: $150; two lunches included. Contact Karen at (334) 427-1029 or karen@longleafalliance.org.

June 14...Baldwin County 8 AM - 3:30 PM.
SmartMap Workshop at the Gulf Coast Research and Extension Center, 8300 State Hwy 104, Fairhope. This workshop’s objectives are: Introduce user-friendly GIS apps and GPS for iPhone and iPad, Train attendees on using smart devices to collect GPS data in the field, Use GIS apps to develop maps, Demonstrate the capabilities of UAVs for collecting real-time imagery, and more. To register and watch a video about the workshop visit www.alabamasmartmap.com. Fee: $50; lunch included. Email questions to smartmap@auburn.edu.

June 14...Mobile County 8:30 AM - 12:15 PM.
Wetland Regulations and Compliance Workshop at the Mobile Area Association of Realtors, 2827 Airport Boulevard, Mobile. This workshop should be of interest to landowners, real estate professionals, land managers, family planners, and estate businesses. Fee: $35. An Advanced Session Workshop will take place from 11:50 - 2:30. It will cost an additional $15 and include lunch. Contact Ryan Mains, Alabama Coastal Foundation, at (251) 990-6002 or rmains@joinacf.org.

June 14...Barbour County 5:30 - 8:30 PM.
Hog Control Workshop at the Dime Store, 10 Eufaula Avenue, Clayton. There will be an outside demonstration of trap design and techniques. Dinner provided. Registration is required by June 11. Contact Allie Corcoran at (334) 687-5688 or corcoja@aces.edu.

June 14…Shiloh, Tennessee 5:30 PM.
Tennessee Forestry Association (TFA) Regional Meeting at Hagy’s Catfish Hotel, 1140 Catfish Lane. Program: Growing White Oak for the Future. Speaker: Bob Russell, Brown-Forman Corporation. Fee: $25; All you can eat dinner included. Fee: $25. Contact Dana Howard at (615) 883-3832 or dhoward@tnforestry.com.

June 14-15...Autauga County.
Forestry & Wildlife School for Landowners at the Autauga Ag Center, Autaugaville. Topics include: Forestry Herbicide Use, New Taxes on Timberland, Antler Scoring Methods, Sawtooth Oak Planting, and Wildlife Management. Field Tour on the 15th at Wadsworth Farms. Tour will depart at 8:30 AM from Big Bass Bait & Tackle. CFE units available. To register call Katherine at (205) 387-1879x3204.

June 15...Old Town, Florida 9 AM - 1:30 PM EST.
Forest Landowner Workshop at the Community Center, 9335 NE Highway 349. Topics include: forest health, cost-share assistance, and forest certification. Contact Jared Beauchamp at (386) 294-2326 or jared.beauchamp@freshfromflorida.com.

June 18...Etowah County 10 AM - 2 PM.
Deer & Timber Management Workshop at the Etowah County Annex Building, 3200A West Meighan Boulevard, Gadsden. Contact Norm Haley at (256) 630-4248 or nvh0001@aces.edu.

June 19...Atlanta, Georgia 7:30 AM - 5 PM EST.
Timber Market Analysis at Georgia Tech Global Learning Center. This class teaches a detailed approach and specific strategies for analyzing timber markets for timberland, bioenergy, wood procurement, and forestry consulting applications. Instructors: Dr. Brooks Mendell and Amanda Lang. Fee: $680; $100 discount if paid by June 6. Contact Heather Clark at (770) 725-8447 or hclark@forisk.com.

June 19-21...Pearl, Mississippi.
Prescribed Burning Short Course at the Southern Regional Fire Training Center, 3139 Highway 468 West. The short course is open to the public and designed for anyone wishing to become a Certified Prescribed Burn Manager in Mississippi. Wear clothing for walking in wooded area. Fee: $250. Contact Allen Stroud at (769) 798-2597 or astroud@mfc.ms.gov.

June 20-21...Cleburne County.
Educator Training for Project Learning Tree, Project Wild, and Project Wet at Cheaha State Park, 19644 Hwy 281, Delta. Fee: $170; some meals & lodging included. AFOA members may wish to alert any teachers who might be interested. Contact Rene Rainey at (256) 225-2188 or renee.raney@dcnr.alabama.gov.

June 23...Cleburne County 10 AM - 12 Noon.
Medicinal and Edible Plants Stroll at Cheaha Lake in Cheaha State Park. Led by Darryl Patton, The Southern Herbalist, who has been called a walking encyclopedia of herbal folklore. Fee: $20; 12 participant limit. Contact Rene Rainey at (256) 225-2188 or renee.raney@dcnr.alabama.gov. Editor’s Note: Darryl has spoken at a couple AFOA Annual Meetings and was a crowd favorite.

June 24-29...Booneville, Mississippi.
Teacher’s Conservation Workshop at Northeast Mississippi Community College. The workshop will include numerous field trips including industries, harvesting operations, management practices, and hands-on activities. Forest owners and forest products companies are urged to sponsor a teacher. Fee: $115; meals and lodging included. Contact Anna Thames at (601) 354-4936 or athames@msforestry.net.

June 26...Quitman, Mississippi 6 PM.
Clarke County Forestry Association Meeting at Multipurpose Annex Building, 101 Westwood Avenue. Speaker: Dr. Paul Jeffreys, Arborgen. Dinner provided. RSVP by June 20. Contact MSU Extension at (601) 776-3951 or clarke@ext.msstate.edu.

June 26-29...Greensboro, Georgia.
National Conference of Private Forest Landowners at The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee, 1 Lake Oconee Trail. Fee: $750; $100 discount if paid by May 25. June 26 tax workshop led by Harry Haney is additional $350. The June 28 tour is additional $100. Contact Forest Landowners Association at 1-800-325-2954 or info@forestlandowners.com.

June 29...Macon County 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM.
Managing Diseases and Parasites in Small Ruminants at 102 Mary Starke Harper Hall, Tuskegee University. If you use goats to reduce fire hazard or control kudzu or other weeds on your property, this workshop might help you improve the health of your animals. Fee: $30; $5 discount if paid by June 15. Working lunch provided. Contact Dr. Uma Karki at (334) 421-2139 or karkiu@mytu.tuskegee.edu.

> July 2018

July 6...Covington County 11 AM - 1 PM.
Covington County Forestry Committee Meeting at the Covington County Ag Center, 23952 Alabama Highway 55, Andalusia. For more information contact Charles Simon at (334) 222-1125 or simoncm@auburn.edu.

July 6...Teleconference Noon CT.
First Fridays Forestry Update hosted by the American Forest Foundation is a conference call briefing on Washington, D.C. happenings. You’ll have an opportunity to ask questions and share important policy issues happening in your state. Dial-in number: 1-866-299-7945 and Participant code: 2594#

July 9-12...Lee County.
Teacher’s Conservation Workshop for Teachers of All Grades at Auburn University School of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences. The workshop will focus on forest ecology, management and products through guest speakers, field trips and hands-on activities. The goal is to demonstrate the importance working forests have to the environment and economy. Teachers pay small fee: ~$75. Forest owners and forest products companies are urged to sponsor a teacher -- cost is about $500. Teachers are needed. Contact Ashley Smith at (334) 481-2137 or asmith@alaforestry.org. See this Flyer for more details.

July 10...Elmore County Noon - 1 PM.
Lunch & Learn: Snake Identification at the Elmore County Extension Office, 340 Queen Ann Road, Wetumpka. Bring a lunch. Drinks provided. Call Carol Pugh at (334) 567-6301.

July 10-12...Jackson, Mississippi.
Teacher’s Conservation Workshop at Mississippi Ag and Forestry Museum. The workshop will include numerous field trips including industries, harvesting operations, management practices, and hands-on activities. Forest owners and forest products companies are urged to sponsor a teacher. Fee: $50; lunches included. Contact Anna Thames at (601) 354-4936 or athames@msforestry.net.

July 12...Clarke County 8 AM - 3:30 PM.
SmartMap Workshop at the Coastal Alabama Community College, 30755 US-43, Thomasville. This workshop’s objectives are: Introduce user-friendly GIS apps and GPS for iPhone and iPad, Train attendees on using smart devices to collect GPS data in the field, Use GIS apps to develop maps, Demonstrate the capabilities of UAVs for collecting real-time imagery, and more. To register and watch a video about the workshop visit www.alabamasmartmap.com. Fee: $50; lunch included. Email questions to smartmap@auburn.edu.

July 12...Kosciusko, Mississippi 8:30 AM - 1:45 PM.
Alternative Sources of Forest Income Shortcourse at Attala County Extension Office, 715 Fairground Road. Topics include: Specialty Forest Products, Pine Straw Production, Pole Production, Growing Biomass, Diversifying Your Forest Through Mixed Species, and more. Fee: $30; refreshments included. To register call Taylor Casey at (662) 289-5431.

July 13-15...Jefferson County.
Annual World Deer Expo at Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex, 2100 Richard Arrington, Jr. Boulevard North, Birmingham. The expo will have hunting products, apparel, outfitters from all over the world, seminars, outdoor celebrities, kid’s activities, and more. Fee: $10; kids receive discounted admission. Call Channing Brown at (205) 678-4141.

July 16-18...Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
Georgia Forestry Association (GFA) Annual Conference & Forestry Expo at The Westin. Fee: $700; $125 discount if paid by June 15. Call GFA at (478) 992-8110.

July 17...Statewide.
Primary Runoff Election

July 17...Live Oak, Florida 10 AM - 3 PM EST.
Silviculture BMPs & Forestry Wildlife BMPs at the Suwannee River Water Management District Office, 9225 County Road 49. This workshop will discuss Silviculture Best Management Practices (BMP) for Water Quality and the Forestry Wildlife BMPs for State Imperiled Species. Lunch on your own. Contact Robin Holland at (352) 732-1781 or robin.holland@freshfromflorida.com.

July 19...Coffee County 6 - 8:30 PM.
Pond and Aquatic Weed Management Seminar at the Coffee County Extension Office, 1055 E. McKinnon Street, New Brockton. The seminar will feature in-depth management strategies for recreational fish ponds. Bring a water/weed sample for testing/identification. Contact Bence Carter at (334) 894-5596 or jbc0057@aces.edu.

July 19-22...New Orleans, Louisiana.
Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) National Convention at The Ritz-Carlton, 921 Canal Street. Fee: $300. Call QDMA at 1-800-209-3337.

July 23-25...Covington County.
South Alabama Forestry Workshop for Agriscience Educators at the Solon Dixon Center near Andalusia. “Please encourage educators at your local schools to attend. There will be a strong focus on employment opportunities for their students in the forest industry.” Contact Ashley Watts at (334) 322-2435 or awatts@alaforestry.org.

July 24-25...Athens, Georgia.
Wildlife Management at Flinchum’s Phoenix, Whitehall Forest, 650 Phoenix Drive. This course will focus on the principles and applications of wildlife-habitat management techniques for three primary game species in the Southeast — white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail. Fee: $295; $50 discount if paid by July 3. Contact Ingvar Elle at (706) 583-0566 or ielle@warnell.uga.edu.

July 29 - August 1...Dubuque, Iowa.
Walnut Council Annual Meeting at the Grand Harbor Resort & Waterpark Hotel. The meeting will include field trips, indoor presentations, question and answer session, and awards banquet. Fee: $215; $40 discount if paid by July 18. Contact Liz Jackson at (765) 583-3501 or walnutcouncil@walnutcouncil.org.

July 30...Lee County 8 AM.
Alabama Certified Prescribed Burn Manager Re-certification Workshop at the Auburn University Forestry & Wildlife Sciences Building, 602 Duncan Drive, Auburn. Instructor: John Stivers. Fee: $100. Limited seating. For more info call Marti Davis at (334) 240-9332. Attendees must register at: http://classes.forestry.alabama.gov/cpbmclasses.aspx   Select the Re-Certify option.

July 31 - August 3...Lee County.
Alabama Certified Prescribed Burn Manager Certification Course at Auburn University Forestry & Wildlife Sciences Building, 602 Duncan Drive, Auburn. Instructor: John Stivers. Fee: $150. Limited seating. For more info call Marti Davis at (334) 240-9332. Attendees must register at: http://classes.forestry.alabama.gov/cpbmclasses.aspx   Select the Certify option.

> August 2018

August 2-5...Mobile County.
Commodity Producers Conference at the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel. The Green Tour, which may be of most interest to forest landowners, will include a visit to The Wehle Center, Sedgefields Plantation, and The Wildlife Group nursery. Fee: Will vary according to registration selections. For more information contact Casey Earnest at (334) 613-4080 or cearnest@alfafamers.org.

August 3...Covington County 11 AM - 1 PM.
Covington County Forestry Committee Meeting at the Covington County Ag Center, 23952 Alabama Highway 55, Andalusia. For more information contact Charles Simon at (334) 222-1125 or simoncm@auburn.edu.

August 3...Teleconference Noon CT.
First Fridays Forestry Update hosted by the American Forest Foundation is a conference call briefing on Washington, D.C. happenings. You’ll have an opportunity to ask questions and share important policy issues happening in your state. Dial-in number: 1-866-299-7945 and Participant code: 2594#

August 3-5...West Monroe, Louisiana.
Southern Christmas Tree Association Annual Meeting will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn. Fee: $TBD. For more information call Michael Buchart at (225) 505-6335.

August 4...Montgomery County 1 - 5 PM.
Farm & Land Expo at the Renaissance Montgomery & Convention Center, 201 Tallapoosa Street, Montgomery. The Expo will feature new products and town hall style presentations on a wide array of topics. Fee: $5 (tentative). Contact Brittany Daniel at (334) 613-4750 or bdaniel@alfafarmers.org.

August 17...Lexington, Mississippi 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM.
Game Camera Surveys and Forest Management for White-tailed Deer Workshop at Black Creek Outfitters Camp, 2835 Bowling Green Road. Fee: $30; lunch provided. Call Betsy Padgett at (662) 834-2795.

August 20-23...Baldwin County.
Alabama Certified Prescribed Burn Manager Certification Course at 53856 Highway 59, Stockton. Instructor: John Stivers. Fee: $150. Limited seating. For more info call Marti Davis at (334) 240-9332. Attendees must register at: http://classes.forestry.alabama.gov/cpbmclasses.aspx   Select the Certify option.

August 28...Tallahassee, Florida 9 - 11 AM EST.
Family Heirs' Property Workshop Series at Florida A&M University CEP Teleconference Center, 2010 Pinder Drive. Session Five will discuss the topic: Impact of clear title property and Family Heirs' Property on economic wealth building and intergenerational transfer of wealth. Contact Sandra Thompson at (850) 599-3546 or sandra.thompson@famu.edu.

August 28-30...Amelia Island, Florida.
Florida Forestry Association (FFA) Annual Meeting at the Omni's Amelia Island Plantation Resort. Fee: $TBD. Call FFA at (850) 222-5646.

> September 2018

September 7...DeKalb County.
Progressive Agriculture Safety Day (Kids Only) at Sylvania High School, Sylvania. 3rd grade students only. Contact Joey Haymon at (256) 638-5551 or jbhaymon@dekalbk12.org.

September 11...Tallapoosa County 8 AM - 12 PM.
Private Pesticide Applicator Training/Testing Class - One of the most useful aspects of this class for landowners may be learning how to calibrate a backpack sprayer. Fee: $45; $20 for training and $25 for licensing. If you need more information call Dr. Chip East at (256) 846-0314.

September 17...Tuscaloosa County 8 AM.
Alabama Certified Prescribed Burn Manager Re-certification Workshop at Alabama Fire College, 2501 Phoenix Drive, Tuscaloosa. Instructor: John Stivers. Fee: $100. Limited seating. For more info call Marti Davis at (334) 240-9332. Attendees must register at: http://classes.forestry.alabama.gov/cpbmclasses.aspx   Select the Re-Certify option.

September 18...Brooksville, Florida 10 AM - 3 PM EST.
Silviculture BMPs & Forestry Wildlife BMPs at the Southwest Florida Water Management District Office, 2379 Broad Street. This workshop will discuss Silviculture Best Management Practices (BMP) for Water Quality and the Forestry Wildlife BMPs for State Imperiled Species. Lunch on your own. Contact Robin Holland at (352) 732-1781 or robin.holland@freshfromflorida.com.

September 18-20...Starkville, Mississippi.
Prescribed Burning Short Course at the Hilton Garden Inn, 975 Highway 12 East. The short course is open to the public and designed for anyone wishing to become a Certified Prescribed Burn Manager in Mississippi. Wear clothing for walking in wooded area. Fee: $250. Contact Allen Stroud at (769) 798-2597 or astroud@mfc.ms.gov.

September 18-21...Tuscaloosa County.
Alabama Certified Prescribed Burn Manager Certification Course at Alabama Fire College, 2501 Phoenix Drive, Tuscaloosa. Instructor: John Stivers. Fee: $150. Limited seating. For more info call Marti Davis at (334) 240-9332. Attendees must register at: http://classes.forestry.alabama.gov/cpbmclasses.aspx   Select the Certify option.

September 21-22...Starkville, Mississippi.
Mid-South Forestry Equipment Show is located approximately eight miles south of Starkville. The longest-running, live, in-woods equipment demo in the South. Fee: $25; $5 discount for advance registration. For additional information call 1-800-669-5613.

> October 2018

October 9...Madison County 8 AM - 3:30 PM.
SmartMap Workshop at the Tennessee Valley Research and Extension Center, 9494 Experimental Loop, Madison. This workshop’s objectives are: Introduce user-friendly GIS apps and GPS for iPhone and iPad, Train attendees on using smart devices to collect GPS data in the field, Use GIS apps to develop maps, Demonstrate the capabilities of UAVs for collecting real-time imagery, and more. To register and watch a video about the workshop visit www.alabamasmartmap.com. Fee: $50; lunch included. Email questions to smartmap@auburn.edu.

October 23-26...Alexandria, Louisiana.
Biennial Longleaf Conference at the Holiday Inn Alexandria. Fee: $410; $45 discount if paid by September 24. For more information call Casey at (334) 427-1029.

> November 2018

November 6...Statewide.
General Election

> March 2019

March 20-22...Amelia Island, Florida.
Timberland Investment Conference at The Ritz-Carlton. Fee: $TBD. Contact Bob Izlar at (706) 542-6819 or bizlar@uga.edu.

> April 2019

AFOA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM April 26-27...Escambia County. Location: Headquartered at Wind Creek Casino & Hotel, 303 Poarch Road, Atmore, AL 36502. AFOA ANNUAL MEETING: For Room Reservations call (866) 946-3360. Group Code is yet to be determined. Make your reservations early since AFOA only has a 50 room block for the 26th and a 50 room block for the 27th. We are unable to block out any more rooms. The Program Agenda/Attendee Registration Form will contain the most up-to-date information for annual meeting attendees. REGISTRATION:      Program Agenda and Attendee Registration Form      Exhibitor and/or Sponsor Registration Application

> June 2019

June 26-28...Atlanta, Georgia.
Southern Forest Products Machinery & Equipment Exposition at Georgia World Congress Center. EXPO showcases the latest products and services for the wood products industry. Fee: $TBD. Contact Eric Gee at (504) 443-4464x3 or egee@sfpa.org.

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