2016 Forestry and Timber Yearbook Launched

Minister Hayes launched the 200 page yearbook which is a vital resource for the industry

Minister Hayes has recently launched the 2016 Forestry and Timber Yearbook

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7 February 2016

The 2016 ITGA Forestry and Timber Yearbook was launched by Tom Hayes TD, Minister of State for forestry at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine. The Yearbook, which is the 27th edition of the publication, is sponsored by Coillte.

Speaking at the launch, Minister Hayes said “this publication remains one of the most important sources of information and reference points for those working in the forestry and timber sectors. This has been a significant year for the Forestry sector with the launch of the new Forestry Programme 2016-2020”.

The publication, which is a substantial 200 pages long, includes the industry directory containing companies, businesses and organisations in the forestry and timber sectors. The publication is available from www.itga.ie.

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