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PRODUCT FOCUS |
DOCUMENT TITLE |
DESCRIPTION |
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2017 |
Shiitake Mushrooms |
Shiitake Mushroom: Nontimber Forest Products for
Small Woodland Owners |
A short brief providing information on shiitake
characteristics, life cycle, cultivation,
innoculation, spawn run, harvest and forced
fruiting. |
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2017 |
Bigleaf Maple Syrup |
Bigleaf Maple Syrup: Nontimber Forest Products for
Small Woodland Owners |
A short brief providing characteristics, sap
collection, and processing information for bigleaf
maple syrup. |
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2017 |
Ginseng |
Forest Finance: Opportunities from Ginseng
Husbandry in Pennsylvania |
Guide providing overview of ginseng biology,
culture, stewardship, and economics. |
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2014 |
Beargrass |
Weaving Knoweldge: How Traditional & Scientific
Knowledge Can Contribute to Management of Good
Beargrass Harvesting Sites for Basketry |
Description of participatory investigation with
scientists and weavers. Shows examples of good and
poor harvest sites and provides a decision-makning
flow chart. |
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2013 |
Multiple NTFPs: (see contents) |
Minnesota Special Forest Products Harvest To Market
Directory |
An extensive directory of businesses in Minnesota |
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2013 |
Goldenseal |
Goldenseal |
Factsheet with biology, use, cultivation practices,
insects and diseases, processing, marketing and
economics. |
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2012 |
Applies to NTFPs in general |
Inventory and Mapping: A Beginner’s Guide to Basic
Inventory and Digital Mapping of Nontimber Forest
Products on Small Private Forestlands |
A guide to provide landowners information on how to
conduct a basic inventory of nontimber forest
products on their land and digitally map the data. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Big Leaf Maple, Red Alder, Western Dogwood,
Red‐Twig Dogwood, Black Hawthorne, Oregon Ash,
Western Crabapple, Black Cottonwood, Bitter Cherry,
Choke Cherry, Cascara, Blue Elderberry, Red
Elderberry, Vine Maple, Serviceberry,
Kinnickinnick, Salal, Oceanspray, Dwarf Oregon
Grape, Tall Oregon Grape, Pacific Rhododendron,
Western Azalea, Red Currant, Evergreen Huckleberry,
Red Huckleberry, Bear Grass, False Lily of the
Valley, False Solomon Seal, Western Wake Robin,
Western Yarrow, Wild Ginger, Wild Strawberry, Wood
Sorrel, Maidenhair Fern, Lady Fern, Deer Fern,
Licorice Fern, Western Sword Fern |
Forest Transplants: A Brief Introduction to
Marketing Understory Plants from Small Private
Forestlands in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet looking at earning income
from harvesting native species as transplants for
retail and wholesale markets. |

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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Huckleberry, Cascara, Indian Plum, Devil’s Club,
Lupine, Deer Vetch, Elderberry, Beargrass,
Milkweed, Fireweed, Paintbrush, Camas, Larkspur,
Fawn Lily, Oregon Iris, Biscuit Root, Sorrel,
Trillium, Stinging Nettle, Oregon, grape, Western
Azalea, Hooker’s Willow, Salmonberry, Bleeding
Heart, Snowberry, Western Geranium, Monkey Flower,
Cow Parsnip, Goatsbeard, Columbine, Shooting Star,
Honeysuckle, Baneberry, Soapweed Yucca, Spirea |
Native Seed: An Introduction to Income
Opportunities from Native Seed Gathered from Small
Private Forest Lands in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet looking at income
opportunities for small forestland owners from native seed harvesting and
processing to be used in restoration and
landscaping industries
and other markets. |
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2012 |
Multiple NTFPs:
Big Leaf Maple Syrup, Oregon Black Truffle,
Stinging Nettle, Lady Fern Fiddleheads, King Bolete
Mushroom, Chanterelle Mushroom, Cascade
Huckleberry, Prince’s Pine, Devil’s Club Root,
Oregon Grape Root, Cascara Bark, Elder Flower,
Valerian root, Usnea, Sugarpine Cones, Manzanita
Branches, Salal, Beargrass, Moss, Western Red Cedar
Boughs, Mistletoe, Noble Fir Boughs, Kinnikinnick,
Pacific Serviceberry, Rhododendron, Sword Ferns,
Vine maple |
Seasonal Calendar of Commercially Harvested
Nontimber Forest Products: Income Opportunities
from Pacific Northwest Forests |
This poster provides examples of commercial NTFPs
in the Pacific Northwest and the approximate
seasons in which they are harvested. |
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2012 |
Applies to NTFPs in general |
Nontimber Forest Products: Income Opportunity
Resources and Steps for Starting a New NTFP
Business |
This simple factsheet provides a six-step list to
help private forestland owners get started with
commercial NTFP development on their land. It also
lists two websites geared to private forestland
owners, one being the NTFPINFO.US clearinghouse
with downloadable extension materials and links to
other websites. |

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2012 |
Multiple NTFPs |
Harvesting Nontimber Forest Products in
Conservation Set‐Asides: An
Introduction for Small Forestland Owners in the
Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on earning additional income
selling forest products harvested as a part of the
management plan and agreement to maintain
conservation areas on their land. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Blackberry, Elderberry. Huckleberry, Lingonberry,
Oregon Grape. Wild Plum. Camas. Chickweed, Lady
Fern Fiddleheads, Miner’s Lettuce, Nettle.
watercress, Wild Onion, Chanterelle. King bolete.
Hedgehog, Morels. Matsutake. Oregon black truffle,
Oregon White Truffle. Big Leaf Maple Syrup, Birch Syrup, Prince’s pine (Pipsissewa)p§ Pinyon Seeds,
Hazelnuts |
Wild Forest Foods: A Brief Introduction to
Harvesting and Marketing Edible Plants and Fungi
from Small Private Forestlands in the Pacific
Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on earning income from
harvesting and marketing wild foods from small
forestlands. |
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2012 |
Applies to NTFPs in general |
Labor Options for Nontimber Forest Product
Enterprises: A Brief Introduction
for Small Private Forestland Owners in the Pacific
Northwest |
Introductory factsheet to help small NTFP
businesses get started thinking about different
labor options for scaling up their operations. |
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2012 |
Applies to NTFPs in general |
Using Public Forestlands to Supplement Nontimber
Forest Product Supplies for Small Private
Forestland-Based Businesses |
Introductory factsheet on using public forestlands
like the USDA Forest Service to supplement NTFP raw
materials. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Douglas‐fir, Grand Fir, Incense cedar, Noble Fir,
Ponderosa Pine Cones, Port Orford Cedar, Subalpine
Fir, Sugar Pine Cones, Western Redcedar, White
Pine, Azalea, Beargrass, Chinkapin, Coffeeberry,
Deer Fern, Evergreen Huckleberry, Manzanita,
Myrtle, Oceanspray, Oregon Boxwood, Oregon grape,
Pennyroyal, Salal, Sword Fern, Scotch Broom,
Cattail, Chestnut Hulls, Curly Willow, Horsetail,
Moss, Moth Mullein, Pearly everlasting, Pussy
Willow, Teasel, Vine Maple, Wild Oat, Wild Grasses,
Wild Rose Hips, Yarrow |
Wild Floral Greens: A Brief Introduction to
Harvesting and Marketing Floral and Decorative
Products for Commercial Use from Small Private
Forestlands in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet to income opportunities for
small forestland owners from harvesting, processing
and marketing floral greenary products. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Blackberry, Elderberry, Huckleberry, Lingonberry,
Oregon Grape, Salalberry, Salmonberry,
Serviceberry, Thimbleberry, Wild Plum, Camas,
Chickweed, Fiddlehead Fern, Miner’s lettuce,
Nettle, Watercress, Cascara bark, Elder flower,
Elderberry, Ginseng Root, Oregon Grape Root, Plantain,
St. John’s wort, Wild Ginger Root, Chanterelle
mushrooms, Bolete mushrooms, Hedgehog mushrooms,
Morels, Matsutake, Oregon Truffles, Alder Bark,
Cattail, Beargrass, Douglas‐fir, Hemlock, Lichen,
Oak bark, Birch Bark, Willow, Salal, Oregon Grape |
U‐picks Aren't Just for Farms: An Brief
Introduction to Developing Nontimber Forest‐Based
Tourism Operations on Private Forestlands in the
Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on developing u-pick
operations around NTFPs on small forestlands. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Black Walnut, Hawthorne, Cascara Sagrada, Black
Elderberry, Red Elderberry, Shrubs, Devil’s Club,
Dwarf Oregon Grape, Kinnickinnick, Tall Oregon
Grape, Horsetail, Mistletoe, Pipsissewa, Scotch
Broom, Skunk Cabbage, Stinging Nettle, Lichen,
Usnea |
Forest Medicinals: A Brief Introduction to
Harvesting and Marketing Medicinal Plants from
Small Private Forestlands in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on marketing wild
harvested medicinal plants from small forestlands
for supplemental income. |
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2012 |
Cascara |
Cascara Bark: A Brief Introduction to Harvesting
and Marketing for the Medicinal Herb Market from
Small Private Forestlands in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet to harvesting marketing
cascara bark from small forestlands for income. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs
Mushrooms, Truffles, Medicinals |
Farm‐Stay Tourism on your Small Forestland for
Supplemental Income: A Brief Introduction to the
Concept for Landowners in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on developing a "farmstay"
with NTFP activities as a source of extra income
for small forestland owners. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Queen Bolete, King Bolete, Giant Puffball, Golden
Chanterelle, Yellow Foot, Black Trumpet, Lion’s
Mane, Chicken of the Woods, Chaga, Hedgehog, Lobster
Mushroom, Candy Cap, Black Morel, Yellow Morel,
Oyster Mushroom, Cauliflower, Matsutake |
Wild Mushrooms: A Brief Introduction to Harvesting
and Marketing Wild Edible Mushrooms for Commercial
Use from Small Private Forestlands in the Pacific
Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on wild mushroom collection
and processing on small forestlands. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Noble Fir, Incense Cedar, English Holly, Port
Orford Cedar, Western White Pine, Grand Fir,
Subalpine Fir, Douglas Fir, Pacific Silver Fir,
Lodgepole Pine, Western Juniper, Ponderosa Pine,
Mountain Hemlock, Oregon Myrtle, Western Red Cedar |
Evergreen Boughs: A Brief Introduction to
Harvesting and Marketing from Small Private
Forestlands in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet providing information on
how small forestland owners can earn income from
bough harvesting. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Big Leaf Maple, Black Locust, Redwood, Madrone,
Myrtle, White Oak |
Figured Wood: A primer for commercial production on
small forestlands in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on the commercial figured wood
industry and common northwest species as an income
opportunity for small forestland owners. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Black Truffle, Oregon White Truffle |
Oregon Native Truffles: A primer for commercial
production on small
forestlands in the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on three of Oregon's most
common native culinary truffle species and income
opportunites for small forestland owners. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Oregon Black Truffle, Oregon White Truffles |
Oregon Truffle Market Analysis: A Business Planning
Guide for Small Woodland Owners |
Provides detailed information on the market value of raw and
value-added products derived from Oregon truffle
species. Helpful for small woodland owners in
assessing the potential of Oregon truffle
management and devleoping a business plan. Relevent
to business plan development for other NTFPs. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Oregon Black Truffle, Oregon White Truffles |
Income Opportunities: Oregon Native Culinary
Truffles |
A large format poster providing an overview of
Oregon native truffles and commercial income
opportunties for small forestland owners.
(36" x 30". High Resolution Printable). |
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2012 |
Oregon Grape |
Oregon Grape Root: A Brief Introduction to
Harvesting and Marketing Oregon Grape as a
Medicinal Herb from Small Private Forestlands in
the Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on managing, harvesting, and
processing Oregon grape on small forestlands for
income. |
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2012 |
Oregon Grape |
Oregon Grape Market Analysis: A Business Planning
Guide for Small Woodland Owners |
Details market values of raw and
value-added products derived from Oregon grape
species. Helpful for small woodland owners in
assessing the potential of Oregon grape management
and devleoping a business plan. Relevent to
business plan development for other NTFPs. |
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2012 |
Huckleberry |
Huckleberry Market Analysis: A Business Planning
Guide for Small Woodland Owners |
Details market values of raw and
value-added products derived from huckleberries.
Helpful for small woodland owners in assessing the
potential of huckleberry management and devleoping
a business plan. Relevent to business plan
development for other NTFPs. |
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2012 |
Huckleberry |
Huckleberry: A Brief Introduction to Harvesting and
Marketing from Small Private Forestlands in the
Pacific Northwest |
Introductory factsheet on harvesting and marketing
of native huckleberry species occuring on small
forestlands. |
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2012 |
Multiple NTFPs:
Wild Foods, Mushrooms, Berries, Jelly |
Farmer’s Markets and Wild Foods |
This extension note looks at how foraged products,
like mushrooms and berries, can be marketed to
urban consumers at farmers’ markets as wild food. |
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2012 |
Multiple NTFPs:
Wild Blueberries, Christmas Trees, Maple Syrup,
Salal |
Key Steps in Starting a NTFP-based Business |
This extension note looks at intial steps start-up
NTFP businesses should consider. The
orientation of this article is toward Canada but is
relevant for U.S. start-ups. |
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2012 |
Pawpaw |
Pawpaw |
Introduction to wild pawpaw production and
marketing and the potential for cultivation. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Fern, Lichen, Moss, Mistletoe, Bolete, Chanterelle,
Lion's mane, Morel, Oyster, Puffballs, Beargrass,
Cattail, Creasy Sallet, Dock, Partridgeberry,
Watercress, Beech, Chokecherry, Hawthorn, Hazelnut,
Hickory, Huckleberry, Mountain laurel, Mulberry,
Pawpaw, Possumhaw, Redbud, Sycamore, Tuliptree,
Walnuts, Winterberry, Witchhazel |
Wildcrafting Non-Timber Forest
Products — An Overview |
Overview of nontimber forest product income
opportunities in the Kentucky region. |
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2012 |
MULTPLE NTFPs:
Plum, Walnut, Serviceberry, Persimmon, Mulberry,
Blueberry, Black Raspberry, Blackberry, Hazelnut,
Elderberry, Pawpaw, Hickory |
Native Fruit and Nut Trees and Shrubs of the
Virginia Mountains and Piedmont |
Introductory factsheet on growing native fruit and
nut trees in the Virginia region. |
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2012 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Red chokeberry, Dogwood, Sweet Shrub, Hydrangea,
Viburnum, Pussy Willow, American Beautyberry |
Woody Florals for Income and Conservation |
Woody florals can add significant value to
agroforestry plantings, make unique additions to
home landscaping, or provide production
opportunities on small or large scales. |
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2011 |
Ginseng |
NTFPs from Pennsylvania: American Ginseng |
Extension brief providing information on biology,
ecology, uses, harvest, forest farming, and
commerce of American Ginseng in the Appalachian
region. |
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2011 |
Moss |
NTFPs from Pennsylvania: Forest Moss |
Extension brief providing information on biology,
ecology, uses, harvest, forest farming, and
commerce of moss in the Appalachian region. |
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2011 |
Goldenseal |
NTFPs from Pennsylvania: Goldenseal |
Extension brief providing information on biology,
ecology, uses, harvest, forest farming, and
commerce of Goldenseal in the Appalachian region. |
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2011 |
Organic Wild Foods |
Guidance Wild Crop Harvesting |
Provides overview of how cerifying agents and
certified operations involed in commercial wild
crop harvesting can demonstrate compliance with
USDA National Organic Program. |
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2011 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Black Cohosh, Goldenseal, Medicinals |
Economics and Who To Sell To |
Presentation provides overview of markets for
cultivated herbs from North Carolina. |

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2011 |
Ginseng |
Growing American Ginseng in Forestlands |
Pamphlet providing introduction to ginseng farming
in a forest setting. |
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2010 |
Maple Syrup |
Does Spout Size Matter for Sap Yield? |
Discussion about sap flow and spout size |
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2010 |
Maple Syrup |
Sugarbush Thinning – Strategies for Improved Tree
Health and Sap Sugar Production |
Pamphlet on strategies for thinning sugar maples
for better production. |
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2010 |
Maple Syrup |
Forest Farming: Have Maples, Will Sugar |
Introductory guide to maple syrup production. |
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2010 |
Maple Syrup |
Maple Syrup Production |
Overview guide on maple syrup production and
marketing. |
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2009 |
Maple Syrup |
Maple Syrup: A Taste of Nature |
Guide geared to children with history, tapping and
processing information, economics and final
products. |
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2009 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Big Leaf Maple Syrup, Mushrooms, Carving, Truffles,
Wild Food |
Non-Timber Forest Products, Tourism, and
Small Scale Forestry Income Opportunities and
Constraints |
Extension brief on income opportunities around
NTFPs and tourism in small scale forestry.
The focus is oriented toward Canada but is relevent
to the U.S. |
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2009 |
Willow |
Willow |
Introduction to income opportunities from willow
cuttings, furniture, and other. |
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2009 |
Galax |
Galax Fact Sheet |
Simple fact sheet on habitat, production, harvest,
and market of galax. |
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2009 |
Balsam Boughs |
Taking A Bough - Minnesota's Balsam Bough Industry |
Brochure provides overview of commercial bough
harvest methods. |
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2009 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Sword Fern, Salal, Huckleberry, Garry Oak, Western
Red Cedar, Cascara, Douglas Maple, Vine Maple,
Short Pine, Twinflower, Pacific Dogwood,
Kinnickinnick, Oregon Grape, Spirea, Snowberry |
Tilth-Agroforestry Niche Demonstration Project –
Native Forest Restoration for
Sustainable Wild Craft Production on the Farm |
Short project report describing experiment to
restore degraded forest land with native plants for
potential future commercial harvest. |
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2009 |
Ginseng |
Producing and Marketing Wild Simulated Ginseng in
Forest and Agroforestry Systems |
An extension guide
cover many aspects of producing and marketing wild
and cultivated ginseng. |
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2009 |
Ginseng |
Crop Profiles for Ginseng in Washington (state) |
Guide to cultivating ginseng for Pacific Northwest
farmers. |
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2009 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Gingeng, Goldenseal, Blue Cohosh, Black Cohosh,
Bloodroot, Ginger, Slippery Elm, Witch Hazel,
Mayapple |
Forest Farming Medicinal Plants |
Flyer describing NTFP forest farming opportunities,
targeted to Kentucky. |
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2008 |
Pinyon Nut, Pinyon Seed, Pine Nut, Pine Seed |
Management Guidelines for Expanding Pinyon Nut
Production Colorado |
Detailed report describing opportunities in
Colorado for expanding commercial pinon seed
production. Relevant to all western states
where pinyon trees occur. |
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2008 |
Pinyon Nut, Pinyon Seed, Pine Nut, Pine Seed |
Managing Pinyon Ecosystems As Nut Groves |
A poster providing an illustrated introduction to
managing pinyon tree ecosystems for their edible
nuts. |
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2008 |
Cedar Oil |
Developing Redcedar Essential Oil Market in
Minnesota: Economic Opportunity for Rural
Development? |
Overview of market and production of essential oil
from red cedar. |
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2008 |
Birch Syrup |
Best Practices for Producing Quality Birch Syrup |
Short fact sheet on birch syrup production. |
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2008 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
High Bush Cranberry Bark, Willow, Balsam Bough,
Burl, Morel Mushroom, Shelf Fungus, Birch Bark,
Poplar Staffs, Choke Cherry, Sweetgrass, Pine
Needle, Pine Cone, Buckthorn, Dogwood, Spruce Tip,
Beeswax, Dried Flower, Dried Twig, Birch Branch,
Winterberry, Skunk Cabbage Root, Prickly Ash |
Minnesota Special Forest Products Harvest-To-Market
Directory |
Directory of buyers and sellers of NTFPs. |
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2008 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Black Cohosh, Catnip, Echinacea, Ginseng, Golden
Seal, Slippery Elm, St. John's Wort, Sweet Gum,
Dye, Weaving, Nut, Honey, Flavor Wood, Mushroo,
Berry, Ramps, Rose Hips, Seeds, Fruit, Musical
Instruments, Artisan Paper, Carvings, Turnings,
Wreaths, Baskets, Utensils, Sculpture, Firewood,
Post and Pole, Native Plants, Needles |
Marketing Local Forest Products: Building Rural
Community Vitality and Landowner Prosperity |
This report includes marketing discussions on a
number of commercially important NTFPs in Southern
Appalachia. |
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2008 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Birch Bark, Cedar Bark, Dyes, Medicine, Chock
cherry, Currant, Elderberry, High Bush Cranberry,
Juniper, Blueberry, Cranberry, Cloudberry,
Crowberry, Bilberry, Juneberry, Serviceberry,
Lingonberry, Nagoonberry, Raspberry, Huckleberry,
Rose Hip, Salmonberry, Thimbleberry, Quaking Aspen,
Dogwood, Willow, Devil's Club, Balsam Poplar,
Burls, Cones, Spruce, Hemlock, Shore Pine,
Artrist's Conk, Birch Conk, Turkey Tail, Pacific
Willow, Clubmosses, Fern, Horsetail, Salal,
Kinnikinnick, Blueberry, Elder, Labrador Tea,
Prickly Rose, Cinquefoil, Reindeer Lichen, Lichen,
Liverwort, Moss, Chanterelle, Honey Mushroom, King
Bolete, Morel, Puffball, Shaggy Mane, Chickweed,
Cattail, Bulrush, Fiddlehead Fern, Fireweed,
Lambsquarter, Mint, Sorrel, Celery, Rhubarb,
Violets, Goldenrod, Bedstraw, Shepherd's Purse,
Skullcap, Stinging Nettle, Wormwood, Coltsfoot,
Yarrow, Pipsissewa, Strawberry, Valerian,
Wintergreen, Horsetail, Pind Lily, Bistort, Water
Sedge, Reedgrass |
Alaska Non-Timber Forest Products Harvest Manual:
For Commercial Harvest on State-Owned Lands |
This guide to NTFP harvests covers dozens of
species occuring in Alaska. It's geared to
commercial harvest on state lands but is relevent
to non-industrial NTFP businesses. |
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2008 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Pine Mushroom, Chanterelle, White Pine Bough,
Huckleberry |
Non-timber Forest Products – Can Timber and
Non-timber Products be managed compatibly? |
Short article discusses NTFP and timber
co-management potential. |
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2007 |
Ginseng |
Ginseng |
Introduction to wild and wild-simulated ginseng
income opportunities in the Kentucky Region. |
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2007 |
Morel Mushrooms |
Ecology and Management of Morels Harvested From the
Forests of Western North America |
Detailed report on morel biology, ecology,
cultural, commercial and management for the western
U.S. |
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2007 |
Balsam Boughs |
Balsam Boughs in Minnesota: A Resource and Market
Study |
A comprehensive report addressing inventory,
monitoring, and production estimates. |
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2007 |
Seeds |
Native Plant and Seed Production |
Fact sheet describing income opportunities from
native seed collection and production. |
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2007 |
Pine Straw |
Overview of Pine Straw Production in North Florida:
Potential Revenues, Fertilization Practices, and
Vegetation Management Recommendations |
Issues and production steps for pine straw. |
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2007 |
Seeds |
A Guide to Selling Native Prairie Seed in Nebraska |
Though not specifically forest NTFPs seeds this
guide provides good information about seed
collection techniques, processing, and marketing. |
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2007 |
Maple Syrup |
How to Tap Maple Trees and Make Maple Syrup |
Basic primer on maple syrup production. |
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2007 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Medicinal, Arromatic, Ginseng |
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Future Opportunities |
Acacemic overview of aromatic and medicinal
commercial plants. |
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2007 |
Maple Syrup |
Maple Syrup Quality Control Manual |
Comprehensive discussion about quality control
issues and procedures in maple syrup production. |
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2007 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Balsam Bough, Birch Bark, Lycopodium |
Harvest Factsheet |
Pamphlet provides overview of sustainable harvest
techniques for balsam bouch, birch and lycopodium. |
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2006 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Morel Mushroom, Shiitake Mushroom, Walnut, Pitch
Pine, Pine Straw, Nursery Stock, Firewood,
Grapevine Baskets, Utensils, Christmas Trees,
Wreatchs, Moss, Fern, Colored Twigs, Ramps,
Goldenseal, Ginseng, Maple Syrup, Bittersweet,
Elderberry, Gamagrass, Buckthorn, Witch Hazel,
Serviceberry, Gooseberry |
Agroforestry Training Manual |
Chapter on in manual on forest farming of NTFPs. |
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2006 |
Black Cohosh |
Black Cohosh: An Annotated Bibliography |
Collection and synthesis of literature on black
cohosh. |
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2006 |
Bloodroot |
Bloodroot: An Annotated Bibliography |
Collection and synthesis of literature on black
cohosh. |
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2005 |
Ginseng |
Harvesting Ginseng |
1 page Ginseng harvesting fact sheet |
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2005 |
Noble Fir Boughs |
Users Guide for Noble
Fir Bough Cruiser |
Provides a method for cruising noble fir stands to
estimate bough weight for harvest. |
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2005 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Maple Syrup, Mushroom, Decorative, Berry, Nut,
Herbal, Serviceberry, Pappaw, Raspberry,
Gooseberry, Cranberry, Elderberry, Honeysuckle,
Buckthorn, Lignonberry, Cornelian Cherry, Currant,
Flavorwood, Honey, Oyster Mushroom, Shiitake
Mushroom, Maitake Mushroom, Lion's Mane, Acorn,
Hickory Nut, Hazelnut, Walnut, Ginseng,
Transplants, Grapevine, Wreaths, Potpourri, Moss,
Dried Flower, Cone, Bough |
Marketing Special Forest Products in New York State
A practical manual for forest-based enterprises |
Excellent, comprehensivce guide describing commercial NTFP products
and markets for supplemental income. |

( large file ) |
2005 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Birch, Cedar, Willow |
Birch Cedar Willow Careful Harvest Factsheet |
Pamphlet provides overview of sustainable harvest
techniques for birch, cedar, and willow. |
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2004 |
Bigleaf Maple Syrup |
Bigleaf Maple Syrup |
Basic primer on bigleaf maple syrup production. |
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2004 |
American Chestnut |
From the Woods: American Chestnut |
A factsheet with history and harvest of American
Chestnut geared to youth. |
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2004 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Ginseng, Goldenseal, Black Cohosh, Blue Cohosh |
Ginseng, Goldenseal, and
Other Native Roots |
A general overview of several commercially valuable
medicinal plants. Some discussion of
wild-simulated production. |
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2003 |
Multiple NTFPs:
Shiitake, hickory, cohosh, birch bark, trillium,
bloodroot, boughs, ginseng, goldenseal |
Woodlot Possibilities |
Article discussing NTFP options for small woodlots. |
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2003 |
Dyes |
Dyeing to FInd Out Extracting Nature's Colors |
Not specifically on NTFPs but provides a general
overview of creating plant dyes. |
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2003 |
Shitake Mushroom |
Shiitake Mushrooms
Enterprise |
A factsheet covering basic production, marketing,
and other aspects of raising shitake mushroom.
|
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2003 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Ginseng, Medicinal, Black Cohosh, Bloodroot, False
Unicorn, Ginkgo, Goldenseal, Coneflower, Skullcap,
Indigo, Yam |
Analysis of the Economic Viability of Cultivating
Selected Botanicals in North Carolina |
Detailed market analysis of commercially important
NTFPs in North Carolina. |
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2003 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Bloodroot, Black Cohosh, Galax, Ginseng, Log Moss,
Ramps, Floral, Nursery, Azalea, Trillium, Mountain
Laurel |
Collection to Commerce: Western North Carolina
Non-Timber Forest Products and Their Markets |
Detailed overview of commercially important NTFPs
and markets, focus is on North Carolina but
relevent to other regions. |
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2002 |
Shitake Mushroom |
Shiitake Production on Logs: Step-by-Step in
Pictures |
An easy to use visual guide for producing shitake
mushrooms. |
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2002 |
Maple Syrup |
Hobby Maple Syrup Production Factsheet |
Basic production guide for getting started on maple
syrup tapping |
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2002 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Ginseng, Goldenseal, Beeswax, Black Cohosh, Black
Walnut, Echinacea, Sassafras, Sweet Gum, Wild
Cherry Bark, Wild Ginger, Witch Hazel, Catnip,
Pollen, Maple Syrup |
More to a Forest Than Trees |
Pamphlet overview of multiple commercially valuable
NTFPs that can be an alternative or supplement to
timber. |
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2002 |
Birch |
Birch and Birch Bark |
Introduction to birch harvesting techniques to
produce syup and other products. |
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2002 |
Birch |
Birch Bark Extractives |
Short factsheet discussing NTFP alternatives to
harvesting Birch for the paper industry. |
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2002 |
Balsam Bough |
Balsam Bough and Wreath
Industry in Minnesota |
Overview of commercial balsam bough harvesting in
Minnesota including a small how-to section. |
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2002 |
MULTPLE NTFPs:
Native Seed, Native Plants, Pasque |
Collection, Growth, and
Use of Native Plants, Trees, and Shrubs in Forested
Landscapes |
Article by seed nursery on producing native seed
from native plants on your land. |
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2002 |
Red Oak, White Oak, Black Walnut, Swamp White Oak,
Shagbark Hickory, Sugar Maple, Black Cherry |
Seed Collection for Direct Seeding |
Article by a seed collection company describing
collecting seed for regeneration of hardwood forest
though a process called direct seeding.
|
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2002 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Pawpaw, Ginseng, Shiitake Mushroom, Oyster
Mushroom, Aromatic, Cedar Oil, Chockcherry,
Elderberry, Black Walnut, Goldenseal, Bloodroot,
Grapevine, Garland, Maple Syrup |
Managing for a Diversity
of Value-added Forest Products |
Pamphlet covering income opportunities from a
variety of NTFPs and connecting activities like
nature-based tourism. Focus is on Indiana. |
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2001 |
Honey |
Honey Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of forest honey production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Specialty Wood |
Oakwood Basket Factsheet |
Fact sheet overview of oakwood basket production
and markets. |
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2001 |
Sweetgum |
Sweetgum Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of sweetgum production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Goldenseal |
Goldenseal Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of goldenseal production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Echinacea |
Echinacea Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of echinacea production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Slippery Elm |
Slippery Elm Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of slippery elm production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Vines |
Vines for Wreaths and
Other Products Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of vine harvest, production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Seeds |
Forest Seeds Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of wild seed production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Pecan |
Pecan Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of pecan production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Walnut |
Walnut Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of walnut production and
markets. |
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2001 |
Ginseng |
Ginseng Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of ginseng production and
markets. |
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2001 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Ginseng, Cohosh, Bloodroot, Catnip, Goldenseal,
Lobelia, Mayapple, Pink Root, Red Clover Blossom,
Sassafras, Slippery Elm, Soloman Seal Root, Star
Grub Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Wild Ginger Root, Wild
Hydrangea, Witch Hazel |
Medicinal and Herbal Products Fact Sheet |
Fact sheet overview of medicinal plant production
and markets. |
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2001 |
Monitoring |
Measuring & Monitoring
Plant Populations |
Not specifically on NTFPs but an excellent field
manual for setting up plots for NTFP species. |
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2001 |
MULTIPLE NTFPS:
Noble Fir, Vine Maple, Yarrow, Pearly Everlasting,
Angelica, Spikenard, Manzania, Kinnikinnick,
Arnica, Mugwort, Ginger, Oregon grape, Incense
cedar, Shepherd's Purse, Snowbrush ceanothus,
Pipsissewa, Goldthread, Hawthorn, Port Orford
Cedar, Scotch Broom, Teasel, Horsetail, Rush, Yerba
Santa, Buckthorn, Salal, King's Gentian, Mountain
Bog, Baby's Breath, St. John's Wort, Juniper,
Lovage, Parsley, Devil's Club, False Box,
Coltsfoot, Western Sword Fern, Selfheal, Bracken
Fern, Dwarf Rose, Nootka Rose, Red Raspberry,
Sorrel, Curly Dock, Elderberry, Skullcap, Pacific
Yew, Western Red Cedar, Trillium, Stinging Nettle,
Huckleberry, Bilberry, Valerian, Mullein, Beargrass |
Special Forest
Products Information Guide for the Pacific
Northwest |
Describes and illustrates biological, ecological
attributes of over 60 plants and fungi, and their
wild harvest methods, alternatives to wild harvest,
and uses. |
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2000 |
Wild Plum |
Wild Plum Planting Guide |
A management guide for planting wild plum. |
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2000 |
Pine Straw |
Pine Straw Management in Florida's Forests |
A production and marketing guide for pine straw. |
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1999 |
Ginseng |
Tiny Tim's Premium
Ginseng Company Sample Business Plan |
A business plan example using ginseng. |
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1999 |
Mushrooms |
Forest
Farming Exotic Mushroom |
Short guide on exotic mushrooms that that could be
farmed in a forest setting, some of which are
currently wild harvested for market. |
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1999 |
Goldenseal |
Forest Production of Goldenseal |
Pamphlet on forest farming goldenseal in a
wild-simulated setting. |
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1999 |
Matsutake Mushroom |
Matsutake Madness in Hardwoods: Field Guide for the
Commercial Matsutake Mushroom Harvester |
Guide to matsutake mushroom harvesting in hardwood
habitats. Commercial information provided. |

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1999 |
Ginseng |
American Ginseng Production in Woodlots |
Pamphlet on forest farming ginseng in a
wild-simulated setting. |
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1998 |
Goldenseal |
Goldenseal Specialty Crop Factsheet |
Overview of goldenseal production, primarily about
cultivation, but also has useful information for
wild production. |
 |
1998 |
Matsutake Mushroom |
Management Experiments for High-Elevation
Agroforestry Systems Jointly Producing Matsutake
Mushrooms and High-Quality Timber in the Cascade
Range of Southern Oregon |
Report describes approaches for managing
high-elevation forests for matsutake and other
agroforestry by-products. |
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1998 |
Ginseng |
Growing Ginseng |
Pamphlet describing how to raise ginseng in a
wild-simulated setting. |
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1998 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Ginseng, Goldenseal, Wintergreen, Bloodroot,
Mayapples, Decorative Ferns, Balsam Bough, Pine
Cones, Morel Mushrooms, Medicinal |
Forest Farming and Marketing Specialty Forest
Products |
Newsletter article on NTFP forest farming and
markets. |
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1998 |
Maple Syrup |
Maple Syrup Production for the Beginner |
Basic primer guide on maple syrup production. |
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1998 |
Ginseng |
Visual Site Assessment & Grading Criteria
for a Potential Woodland Ginseng Growing Operation
in a Northern Forest |
A visually oriented chart of variables and rankings
for assessing the potential of a northern forest
site for ginseng production. |
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1997 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Huckleberry, Blueberry, Maple Syrup, Birch Syrup,
Boxelder Sap, Pine Nuts, Pecans, Acorns, Walnuts,
Ginseng, Goldenseal, Saw Palmetto, Slippery Elm
Bark, Elder Flowers, Eucalyptus Leaves, Salal,
Beargrass, Sword Fern, Club Fern, Spanish Moss,
Vine Maple, Cedar Oil, Pine Oil, Willow
Transplants, Mesquite |
Forest Farming: An Agroforestry Practice |
Short guide on potential wild harvested NTFPs that
could be farmed in a forest setting. |
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1997 |
Ginseng |
Ginseng: A Production Guide for North Carolina |
A comprehensive guide to raising wild-simulated and
cultivated ginseng. |
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1997 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Floral Greens, Oregon Grape, Salal, Scotch Broom,
Evergreen Huckleberry, Beargrass, Deer Fern,
Pachistima |
A Guide to Floral
Greens: Special Forest Products |
Bulletin describes biological and managerial facets
of 8 major plants in the PNW floral greens
industry. |
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1995 |
Ginseng |
Woods-Grown Ginseng |
Pamphlet on raising wild-simulated ginseng. |
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1994 |
Maple Syrup |
Identifying Maple Trees For Syrup Production |
Pamphlet describing how to identify maple syrup
producing trees. |
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1994 |
Maple Syrup |
Homemade Maple Syrup |
Overview of how to tap maple syrup |
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1993 |
Inventory |
BLM Forest Ecosystem Inventory |
Provides inventory methods pertaining to various
NTFPs and other trees and shrubs. |
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1993 |
Pinon,
Juniper |
Managing Pinon-Juniper Ecosystems for
Sustainability and Social Needs |
Includes several papers on managing for pinon nut
production |
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1993 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Azalea, Balsam Fir, Red Maple, Sugar Maple,
Serviceberry, Hornbeam, Hackberry, Redbud, Dogwood,
Mountain Laurel, Sourwood, Walnut, Pecan, Hazelnut,
Hickories, Ramps, Watercress, Fiddlehead Fern, Wild
Garlic, Elderberry, Cranberry, Persimmon, Wild
Plum, Pawpaw, Juneberry, Cattail, Reed, Cones |
Wild Plants for Income |
Provides a variety of harvest, market, biological
and other information for earning income from wild
plant harvesting. |
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1993 |
Seeds |
Native
Seed Collection Guide: For Ecosystem Restoration |
This extensive guide is not specifically geared
toward seed collection as an NTFP industry but is a
useful guide for PNW businesses. Some discussion of
buyers. |
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1993 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Charcoal, Bark, Pine Straw, Cones, Seeds, Cooking
Wood, Flavorwood, Smokewood, Figured Wood,
Medicinal, Honey, Mushrooms, Nuts, Maple Syrup,
Birch Syrup, Dying Materials, Balsam Fir Oil, Birch
Oil, Cedar Leaf Oil, Hemlock Oil, Sassafras Oil,
Wintergreen Oil, Spruce Oil, Blackcap, Currant,
Deerberry, Mayhaw, Prickly Pear, Salmonberry,
Serviceberry, Staghorn Sumac, Thimbleberry,
Strawberry, Lingonberry, Crabapple, Chokecherry,
Gooseberry, Passionflower, Oregon Grape, Crabapple,
Plum, Mesquite, Bigleaf Maple, Madrone, Hazel
Whips, Pecky Cyrpess, Oregon Myrtle, Redwood Burls,
Walnut Crotches, Manzanita, Mountain Mahogany,
Diamond Willow, Cypress Knees, Aspen Leaves, Baby's
Breath, Celery Seed, Catnip, Chicory Root,
Horsetail, Labrador Tea, Fiddlehead Fern, Sorrel,
Thistle, Yam, Miner's Lettuce, Cascara Bark,
Biscuit Root, Camas Bulb, Breadroot, Oregon Grape
Root, Pipsissewa, Quinine Conks, Sassafras,
Snakeroot, Sumac, Yew, Mayapple, Ginseng,
Goldenseal, Burdock, Devil's Club, Kinikinnick,
Licorice, Yerba Santa, Yellow Dock, Slippery Elm
Bark, Cohosh, Galax, Ironwood Tops, Brittlebush,
Chaparral Stems, Creosote Stems, Agave Stars,
Spanish Moss, Salal, Rhododendron, Wax Myrtle, Vine
Maple, Club Moss |
Income Opportunities in Special Forest Forest:
Information Self-Help Suggestions for Rural
Entrepreneurs |
An excellent guide profiling dozens of NTFPs
grouped in major categoreis (e.g., floral greens).
It addresses production, processing, and marketing.
The business contacts are mostly out of date. |
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1992 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Morel Mushroom, King Bolete Mushroom, Chanterelle
Mushroom, Matsutake Mushroom, Cedar Bough, Grand
Fir Bough, Beargrass, Pachistima, Moss, Pine Cone,
Huckleberry, Serviceberry, Elderberry, Chockcherry,
Thimbleberry, Blackberry, Cascara Bark, Pacific Yew
Bark, Rose Hips, Princes Pine, Licorice Root, Seed |
Special Forest Products
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Factsheet overview of NTFP income opportunities in
Idaho. |
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1991 |
Pine Straw |
Production and Marketing of Louisiana Pine Straw |
General guide to pine straw production and
marketing. |
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1990 |
Shitake Mushroom |
Growing Shitake Mushrooms |
Guide on how to raise shitake mushrooms,
wild-simulated techniques. |
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1990 |
Maple Syrup |
Sugarbush
Management Guide to Maintaining Tree Health |
Report on living agents and nonliving factors that
causes problems in sugarbushes. |
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1988 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
White Anemone, Columbine, Goatsbeard,
Bleedingheart, Fairy Lantern, Showy Fleabane,
Coastal Strawberry, Bigleaf Lupine, Sorrel,
Soloman's Seal, Meadow Rue, Vanillaleaf, Baneberry,
Wild Ginger, hound's Tongue, Larkspur |
Native Herbaceious Perennials of the Pacific
Northwest Worthy of Commercial Production |
Simple list of dozens of native wild species in
the PNW that could be grown for
commercial production. |
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1982 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Nuts, Hornbeam, Hazelnut, Chestnut, Beech, Ginkgo,
Buckeye, Hickory, Walnut, Laurel, Pinyon Seed,
Pistacia, Plum, Soapberry, Bladdernut |
Uncultivated
Nuts of the United States |
An overview of dozens of wild nuts and seeds with
basic descriptions of habitat and biological
characteristics and some discussion of commercial
and non-commercial value. |
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1979 |
Huckleberry |
Huckleberry Ecology and Managemetn Research in the
Pacific Northwest |
A technical report describing research on
management for huckleberries. |
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1975 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Sword Fern, Huckleberry, Boughs, Balsam, Cedar,
Salal, Noble Fir, Silver Fir, Shasta Fir, Garland,
Wreath, Scotch Pine, Fern, Port Orford Cedar |
Floral Greenery |
A comprehensive overview of commercially important
floral greenery in the the PNW. |
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1972 |
Maple Syrup |
Maple Sirup Production
from Bigleaf Maple |
Describes an experiment measuring bigleaf maple
syrup production. |
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1970 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Decorative Plants, Sweetgum, Holly, Oak, Fir,
Cedar, Spruce, Scotch Pine, White Pine, Paper
Birch, Shurbs, Bittersheet, Mountain Laurel,
Rhododendron, Winterberry, Possumhaw, Boxwood,
Leucothoe, Galax, Mistletoe, Princess Pine,
Partridgeberry, Rattlebox, Sheet Moss, Fern, Bough,
Juniper, Spikenard, Hawthorn, Yew, Huckleberry,
Pussy Willow, Mountain Ash Berry, Acorn, Cattail,
Sycamore Ball |
Decorative Plants of Appalachia: A Source of Income |
A comprehensive overview of dozens of species.
Describes species, habitat, uses, and markets. |
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1959 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Ramps, Pokeweed, Mustard, Dandelion, Marsh
Marigold, Quickweed, Plantain, Fireweed, Nettles,
Chickweed, Black Locust, Fiddleheads, Morels, Fawn
Lilly, Queen Anne's Lace, Arror Leaf, Spring
Beauty, Cow Lily, cattails, Wild Onions |
Edible Wild Plants |
This small pamphlet provides
a brief
introduction to a variety of common edible plants
found in West Virginia and most other parts of the
Appalachian region. |
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1957 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Swordfern, Huckleberry, Salal, Evergreen Bough,
Cascara, Foxglove, Cones, Douglas Fir Pitch,
Decorative Wood, Seeds, Cones, Pitch, Bigleaf
Maple, Oregon Myrtle, Red Alder, Black Cottonwood,
Oregon White Oak, Oregon Ash, Pacific Madrone,
Pacific Yew, Sphagnum Moss, Mistletoe, Leafmold,
Bark |
Gathering
Industry West of Cascades |
Master's thesis describing the NTFP industry,
products, habitat, and markets of dozens of
commercial NTFPs in the 1950s PNW. |

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1950 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Wild Christmas Trees, White Fir, Grand Fir, Noble
Fir, Silver Fir, Shast Fir, Scotch Pine, Norway
Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, Sitka Spruce, Seed, Cone,
Mistletoe, Wreaths, Door Charms, Sprays, Evergreen
Rope, Cone, Cascara, Maple Burl, Archery Stock,
Yew, Myrtle, Maple, Burl, Madrona, Douglas Fir,
Pitch, Klamath Plum, Oregon Grape, Moss |
Secret Treasures in the Forests |
A guide covering many commercially valuable NTFPs
in Oregon. |
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1942 |
Cascara |
The Cascara Tree in British Columbia |
Guide to harvesting and managing cascara. |
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1936 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Ginseng, Godenseal, Blue Cohosh, Black Cohosh,
Snakeroot, Pokeweed, Mayapple, Lady's Slipper,
Bayberry, Bloodroot, Burdock, Cascara, Red Clover,
Elder, Slippery Elm, Deer Tongue, Gold Thread,
Pipsissewa, Prickly Ash, Sassafras, Saw Palmetto,
Scullcap, Snake Root, Spruce Gum, Nettle, Wild
Cherry, Yellow Dock, Wild Yam, chicory,
Huckleberry, Maiden Hair, Lovage, Sorrel, Skunk
Cabbage, Stone Root, Verfain, Wild Turnip, Witch
Hazel, Yarrow, Yerba Santa |
Ginseng and other Medicinal Plants |
A detailed booked covering many aspects of wild and
cultivated medicinal plants. |
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1933 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Cascara, pecan, pinyon, nuts, seeds, edible wild
fruits, huckleberry, Christmas Trees |
National Plan for American Forestry |
A summary report by the U.S. Forest Service
describing income and opportunities of a variety of
NTFPs. |
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1920 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Seed, Tuber, Groundnut, Jerusalem Artichoke, Indian
Breadroot, Biscuit Root, Bitterroot, Wild Leek,
Wild Onion, Camas, Arrowroot, Conte, Arrowhead,
Chinquapin, Jack in the Pulpit, Chia, Wild Rice,
Islay, Hog Peanut, Mesquite, Acorn, Jojoba, Buffalo
Berry, Tomato del Campo, Service Berry, American
Hawthorn, Manzanita, Oregon Grape, Mayapple, Salal,
Bracken Fern, Chicory, Milkweed, Wild Rhubarb,
Winter Cress, Miner's Lettuce, New Jersey Tea,
Spicewood, Yerba Buena, Sumac, Lemonade Berry,
Cassenta, California Soap Plant, Soapberry,
Missouri Gourd, Bouncing Bet, Wild Senna, Boneset,
Wild Cherry, Dittany, Cascara, Yerba Santa, Yerba
Mansa, Creosote Bush, Canchalagua, Indian Hemp,
Puccoon, Kinnikinnik, Coltsfoot, Candleberry |
Useful Wild Plants of the US and Canada |
Describes a variety of commercially important NTFPs
in the 1920s U.S. |

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1911 |
MULTIPLE NTFPs:
Sweet Fern, Liverleaf, Celandine, Witch Hazel,
Yerba Santa, Evening Primrose, American Senna,
Pipsissewa, Mountain Laurel, Gravel Plant,
Wintergreen, Bearberry, Buck Bean, Skullcap,
Horehound, Catnip, Motherwort, Pennyroyal,
Bubleweed, Foxglove, Lobelia, Gum Plant, Yarrow,
Wormwood, Coltsfoot, Fireweed, Thistle |
American Medicinal
Leaves and Herbs |
Describes the habitat, uses, collection and value
of dozens of medicinal plants. |

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