Timber Market Analysis Class

Registration Now Open

Registration is Open for Forisk's Timber Market Analysis Class! Held Virtually Over Two Half-Days on October 1st & 2nd Learn More & Register Taught only once per year, Forisk's Timber Market Analysis Class explains the process to understand, track, and analyze the price, demand, supply, and competitive dynamics of local timber markets and wood baskets through the use of interactive case studies. Redesigned to fit your busy schedule! The class is hosted virtually and it is divided into two half-days of course content where Day 2 builds on Day 1.   Register by September 17th to save $100 with the early registration discount! Key Topics in this Course  Timber market frameworks Defining "operable" and "analyzable" markets Specifying types and sources of wood and timber supplies Baselining wood demand and competition Evaluating supply chain issues Current vs. Future timber/wood market analysis Developing industry scenarios Projecting market-specific forest supplies Projecting market-specific wood demand Forecasting stumpage and delivered prices Comparing markets and communicating results Continuing Education Credits This 2-day class qualifies for the following types of Continuing Education credit: CFE (Forestry) CLE/MTH (Logger & Master Timber Harvester) Georgia Real Estate/Appraisal Attend one day to earn 3.0 CE hours, or both days for 6.0 CE hours. This event will be recorded for online viewing afterwards, however, we can only offer Continuing Education Credits to the people who attend the live webinars. Discounts Register by September 17th to get the early registration discount and save $100! Firms that subscribe to Forisk's research receive a 10% discount on their employees' registration fees. This includes the FRQ, the Wood Fiber Review, and the Mill Capacity Database. Email Pamela Smith at psmith@forisk.com for the promo code BEFORE registering online!

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