Saleable Products

Table of saleable products identified in the Forest Service Handbook (Amendment 2409.18-91-3) at the national level

Product	Direction Provided
Bee trees	Observe state laws regarding time of cutting bee trees to prevent hives from starving.
Wild berries, fruits, nuts	No direction provided.
Bark	Bark from trees and shrubs for medicinal, tanning, decorative and other purposes (oak, cascara, yew, and other species).
Cones	Sell cones as a forest product, except those collected or purchased by the Forest Service. Where the government has spent money in gathering the cones and transporting them to any extractory they become government property. Sell these cones in accordance with direction in FSM 6413.2.
Ferns, galax leaves, and other greenery	No direction provided.
Tree roots and burls	No direction provided.
Maple and tree sap	Regional Foresters should specify details for handling sap sales in their regions.
Medicinal plants and roots	No direction provided.
Sphagnum and other moss	No direction provided.
Orchard fruit and nuts	Give consideration to administrative use of the fruit in government camps. Orchards may also supply valuable additions to game food.
Pine nuts	Pinyon and other pine seed used as food.
Ornamental shrubs, plants, flowers and grasses	No direction provided.
Tree seedlings	Seedlings include those grown in the forest or in a nursery. Sell forest seedlings by contract or permit. Deposit proceeds from the sale of forest-grown seedlings into the National Forest Fund (sec. 87.5). Dispose of nursery seedlings or transplants in accordance with the instructions in FSM 2473.
Storax from sweetgum	No direction provided.
Wild hay	Sell wild hay which the purchaser cuts and removes, but authorize grazing by a grazing permit or a pasture special use permit.
Mushrooms, fungus, and conks	No direction provided.
Pine needles and pine straw	No direction provided.
Herbs, edible plants	No direction provided.
Lichens, Spanish moss	No direction provided.
Seed	Seed from trees, shrubs, grasses, and herbs.