Alta Forest Products/Idaho Forest Products Host Sawblade Invitational

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Alta Forest Products/Idaho Forest Products Host Sawblade Invitational

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The Saw Blade Invitational Golf Scramble, hosted by Idaho Forest Group (IFG) and Alta Forest Products, and held at the Coeur d’Alene Resort in Coeur d’Alene, ID, marked its 12th year recently.

According to its website, from its Coeur d’Alene, Idaho headquarters, Idaho Forest Group (IFG), is now one of America’s largest lumber producers, with capacity over one billion board feet per year and markets around the globe. IFG is a growing company, operating five sawmills in North Idaho and one sawmill in Lumberton, MS, that values employees and holds a reputation for high quality products, according to its website. Learn more at ifg.com.

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Alta Forest Products, according to its website, is the world’s largest manufacturer of wood fence boards, with the fastest mill in the world. They manufacture over 10,000 truckloads of wood fencing each year. Proudly made in the USA, Alta products stand for quality, sustainability and pride. They employ over 400 dedicated people across the Pacific Northwest. Learn more at altafp.com.

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By Miller Wood Trade Publications

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