FOREST MANAGEMENT SERVICES & LOCAL FARM SUPPLY COOPERATIVES LARRY WOJCHIK GOLDSTAR COOPERATIVE NEW RICHMOND, WI.

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FOREST MANAGEMENT SERVICES & LOCAL FARM SUPPLY COOPERATIVES LARRY WOJCHIK GOLDSTAR COOPERATIVE NEW RICHMOND, WI

1996 WI FOREST STATISTICS 1997 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE FORESTRY IS $19B INDUSTRY IN WI 56% OF ALL TIMBERLAND IN WI IS FAMILY-OWNED A THIRD OF THESE ARE ON FARMS OVER 3 MILLION ACRES ONLY 28% OF THESE LANDOWNERS HAVE REQUESTED FORESTRY MGT. ASSISTANCE

WOODLANDS CAN BE A VALUABLE ECONOMIC PART OF THE FARM HARDWOOD STANDS CAN PRODUCE $ 200+ IN TIMBER/ACRE/YEAR PINE PLANTATIONS CAN PRODUCE ONE CORD/ACRE FOR EVERY YEAR AFTER PLANTING FARMER FOCUS IS ON ROW CROPS

STUDY COMISSIONED 2004 COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES US DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHELL LAKE COOPERATIVE GOLDSTAR COOPERATIVE

PURPOSE OF STUDY DETERMINE IF A VALUE ADDED APPROACH TO FARM WOODLANDS & TREES AS A VALUE ADDED CROP COULD PROVIDE FARMERS & LOCAL COOPS WITH A MEANS TO IMPROVE THEIR ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY.

LANDOWNER CHALLENGE SMALL ACREAGE OF WOODLAND ON ANY ONE FARM MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN ANYTHING BUT THE LOWEST PRICE FOR TIMBER LACK OF FOREST MANAGEMENT PLANS HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN VALUE ADDED CHAIN

STRATEGY INTEGRATE VS DUPLICATE CONTRACT WITH LIVING FOREST COOPERATIVE AS A SERVICE PROVIDER USE LOCAL COOPERATIVE AGRONOMISTS FOR CONTACTS & REFERRALS

SOME KEY SUCCESS FACTORS PROJECT MANAGER FOREST MANAGEMENT EDUCATION FARM SIGNUPS IN 2 YEARS CREATE VALUE ADDED CHAIN –PULP WOOD –SAW LOGS –VENEER LOGS, CUSTOM MILLING –MULCH & COMPOST

SERVICE AREA 11 COUNTIES IN NW WISCONSIN 10,601 FARMS AVERAGE FARM IS 201 ACRES AVERAGE FARM HAS 41 ACRES OF WOODLAND AVERAGE MARKET VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTION IS $53,211 –61% FROM ANIMAL PRODUCTS –25% FROM CROPS –14% FROM FORESTRY PRODUCTS

LOCAL COOP CHALLANGES MANAGING WOODLANDS IS LOW PRIORITY FOR LANDOWNER AGRONOMISTS FOCUS IS ON ROW CROPS & ALFALFA FUNDING ISSUE – PROJECT MANAGER RESULTING LACK OF SIGNUPS WORK IN PROGRESS – NEXT STEP?

IN SUMMARY WORTHY PROJECT WITH POTENTIAL BENEFITS TO LANDOWNER, LOCAL COOP & ENVIRONMENT NEW MARKETING STRATEGY NEEDED TO GET ACRES SIGNED UP NO GUARANTEE THAT PROJECT WILL BE SUCCESSFUL