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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2024 · 17 MIN

Forestry & Finance: The Economics of U.S. Christmas Tree Farms

from F.R.E. Lunch: The Food and Resource Economics Podcast · host UF/IFAS Food and Resource Economics

As temperatures drop this December, we sat down with Dr. Jamie Dinkins Bookwalter and Dr. Will Kohlway, two Christmas tree specialists from North Carolina State Extension. Join us for the final episode of 2024 as we discuss the economic impacts of the forestry industry, the ecosystem services forests provide, the unique Christmas Tree farm industry in North Carolina, and how North Carolina's Christmas tree farms were impacted by Hurricane Helene this year.Additional Resources:NC State Extension - Christmas Trees ProgramDr. Jamie Bookwalter - Directory PageDr. Will Kohlway - Directory PageStatistics from Today's Episode:Oswalt , S. (2019, April). The state of the Forest. USDA. Florida Forests. Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. (December 2023) 2023 U.S. Forestry Economic Contributions by State. Arkansas Center for Forest Business. (November 2024). Christmas tree: plans among U.S. consumers in 2024. Statista.(November 2021).  Time to put up the Christmas tree in the United States 2021. Statista.(January 2024) 2023 Season Recap. National Christmas Tree Association.(November 2024) Christmas tree: plans among U.S. consumers in 2024, by age group. Statista.Ferrell, J. & Richardson, S. (December 2024) Real v. Artificial: The Christmas Tree Decision. Red River Radio.(November 2024) Planned expenditure for Christmas decorations in the United States 2024. Statista.Camberg, N. (December 2024). Mapped: Where US Christmas trees come from. WMTW.(2020) Fire related home product sales in supermarkets in the United States in 2019. Statista.Send us Fan MailThe opinions expressed by guests on this podcast are their sole responsibility do not represent positions, policies or opinion of the University of Florida, UF/IFAS, or the UF/IFAS Department of Food and Resource Economics.Got thoughts on the episode, questions for us, or an idea for what we should cover next? Reach out to us by email at [email protected] and Outro Music - "Just Kidding" - Ahjay Stelino. Used under the Mixkit Stock Music Free License.

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As temperatures drop this December, we sat down with Dr. Jamie Dinkins Bookwalter and Dr. Will Kohlway, two Christmas tree specialists from North Carolina State Extension. Join us for the final episode of 2024 as we discuss the economic impacts of the forestry industry, the ecosystem services forests provide, the unique Christmas Tree farm industry in North Carolina, and how North Carolina's Christmas tree farms were impacted by Hurricane Helene this year. Additional Resources: NC State Exte...

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