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What is a Tree Farm?

A Tree Farm is a tract of privately owned forest land dedicated voluntarily by its owner to grow and harvest forest products. Tree Farm certification means that the owners are encouraged to enhance the health of their forests to provide recreational opportunities, clean air and water, wildlife habitat and forest products. This translates into pride, profit and pleasure for Tree Farmers and their communities.

The Maine Tree Farm Committee makes arrangements for professional foresters to inspect and certify Tree Farms. The purpose of these inspections is to provide .on ground. assistance and advice to landowners and to help them develop management plans that meet their goals and objectives. After the initial inspection and certification, Tree Farms are re-inspected every five years. These re-inspections provide an opportunity for further forestry assistance and help ensure that certified Tree Farm properties maintain quality standards for continued membership.

How do I qualify?

Pioneer Tree Farm

What's in it for me?

What does the Tree Farm sign mean?

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