Identification may include
- wood products
- oriented strand board (OSB)
- plywood
- veneer
- pulp
- paper
- timber
- ties
- dimensional lumber
- poles
- pallets
- biomass (e.g., pellets, charcoal, fuel chips)
- flooring
- cooperage
- activated carbon
- shavings for animal bedding
- cross laminated timber (CLT)
- bark
- mulch
- non-timber forest products
- medicinal (e.g., ginseng, golden seal, black cohosh)
- edible (e.g., nuts, mushrooms, fruits, maple syrup)
- decorative (e.g., grapevines, pinecones).
Process/Skill Questions:
- What is the definition of cooperage?
- What forest products do you use every day?
- What forest products are produced in your county?
- What are the benefits of engineered wood products?
- What are the differences between wood products and non-timber forest products?