Forisk Consulting

Forisk’s Timber Market Analysis Class is this week! The last day to register is Tuesday, October 15th. Join us virtually for an opportunity to enhance your skills and dive into real-life insights and strategies for analyzing timber markets.?Brooks, Amanda, and Shawn will walk through the?timber market analysis process through examples and case studies, and you'll have the opportunity to have your questions answered live during Q&A. Class will be held via live Zoom webinar over two half-days on October 16th & 17th. Visit www.forisk.com to register today! #timbermarketanalysis #timbermarkets #forestry

Forisk’s Timber Market Analysis Class is next week! Join us virtually for an opportunity to enhance your skills and dive into real-life insights and strategies for analyzing timber markets.?Brooks, Amanda, and Shawn will walk through the?timber market analysis process through examples and case studies, and you'll have the opportunity to have your questions answered live during Q&A. Class will be held via live Zoom webinar over two half-days on October 16th & 17th. The last day to register is October 15th. Visit www.forisk.com to register today! #timbermarketanalysis #timbermarkets #forestry

Join us at 1pm eastern this afternoon to learn more about our new Custom Market Forecast! You can register for the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/eqt9aqM4

???????? ???????????? ?????????????? ???? ????????????'?? ????????: Recently, at the?CANOPY?forestland investment conference in Portland, I participated on a panel about pulpwood markets in the U.S. South. While the region enjoys?abundant forest resources and dozens of new wood-using mills, it has also seen the closure (or conversion) of 11 pulp and paper mills over the past five years. The panel discussion highlighted the importance of understanding the “riskiness”, viability, and competitiveness of wood-using facilities in each local timber market and wood basket. Why is this important? Timberland investors want to confirm that announced mills get built and existing mills remain open. Procurement managers want to assess the health of current and potential competitors for wood raw materials. And new wood-using projects – such as sawmills or bioenergy projects or OSB plants – want to confirm the health and sustainability of local timber supplies, labor pools, and markets for residuals. [???????????????? ?????????????? ???? ????????????'?? ????????] https://lnkd.in/eYSQkpiz #timbermarkets #woodbaskets #timbermarketanalysis #foriskblog

?? Forisk is on the Road Again! ?? Shawn Baker, Forisk's VP of Research, is currently attending the Forest Resources Association National and Western Region Fall Meeting out west this week, which Forisk is proud to sponsor. If you're attending, don't miss the chance to say hi to Shawn (you can easily spot him - he's the tall guy with a beard). Make sure to ask him about our new Custom Market Forecast too! Looking forward to engaging with numerous clients and friends in Idaho this week!

The early registration discount for Forisk’s Timber Market Analysis Class ends this Wednesday, October 2nd! Our Timber Market Analysis Class provides a process and set of tools for those looking to engage with the data more directly. Join us (virtually) in 2 weeks for the opportunity to build your skills and learn the timber market analysis process through examples and case studies, and have your questions answered live during Q&A. This class will be held via live Zoom webinar over two half-days on October 16th & 17th. Continuing education credits are available for the class. Visit?www.forisk.com?to register today! #timbermarketanalysis #forestry #webinar

Great conversation this morning between Keeping Forests and forestry leaders at the World Forestry Center Canopy Conference. We talked about trends and impact following pulp & paper mill closures in the U.S. South. Thank you for all you do to support forest landowners through market development (left to right): Chung Hong Fu, Timberland Investment Resources, LLC Lee Alexander, International Paper Brendan Slui , Rayonier Laura Calandrella, PCC , Keeping Forests David LaMont, SunGas Renewables Brooks Mendell, Forisk Consulting #southernforests #naturebasedsolutions #forestmarkets #southernforestproducts #foresteconomics #forestmarkets #sustainabledevelopment #forestry #forestrycareers #keepingforestsasforests #forestconservation

???????????? ?????????????????? ???????????? ???? ???????????? ???????????? ???????????????? The Custom Market Forecast leverages Forisk’s localized models to offer clients timely, easy-to-understand market forecasts that are specific to their timber markets and wood baskets. The product includes projections for timber prices, forest supplies and wood demand, and other market dynamics that impact profitability and investment strategies. Each Custom Market Forecast includes tailored forecasts customized to reflect the specific timber market, down to the county level, that matters to the client. The deliverables include a one-page user-friendly dashboard that provides a clear and concise overview of market trends and key indicators, in addition to a data file with the underlying price, supply, and demand information by year and scenario. ???????? ?????? ???????? ???????????????????????? ????????: https://lnkd.in/d66sYTnk #CustomMarketForecast #timbermarkets #pressrelease

???????? ?????????????? ???????????? ???? ?????? ???????????? ????????: U.S. wood pellet production facilities can be classified into two categories: “industrial grade,” which is mostly produced in the South and “domestic use grade,” which is primarily produced in the East and West. In addition to different end uses, the two categories of pellet producers operate differently. For industrial grade pellets, a vast majority are pre-sold under long term take-or-pay contracts, while domestic producers operate more at the mercy of the prevailing market prices, so operating rates tend to fluctuate more in the East and West. [???????????????? ?????????????? ???? ????????????'?? ????????] https://lnkd.in/e8D_3C_Z #woodpellets #foriskblog

We're looking forward to a great week in Portland!