A group of people standing outdoors on pavement, holding folders or certificates, in front of a forested area and a sign that reads 'Department of Agriculture'.
Logo for Tennessee Master Logger, featuring a tree ring design with the words 'Master Logger' at the top and bottom, and 'Tennessee' across a green silhouette of the state of Tennessee.

Tennessee Master Logger

Receiving high praise from the Tennessee General Assembly, loggers become Master Loggers to enhance their credibility with ongoing training; protecting their teams, communities, and the future of our forests.

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  • Tennessee Forestry Association

Master Logger Course Registration

Are you certified in a professional logger training program in another state? Click here to apply for reciprocity!

Please fill out the form below to reserve your space for the upcoming master logger course.

Registration fee can be paid on the first day or online below.

If you would like to pre-pay online please select the course below and complete payment information.

You will be asked to create an account. This will be separate from the above registration form and will be your access to any payment or billing information. Prices are subject to change.

Resources

  • Best Management Practices

    Published 9/1/2023 by the Tennessee Division of Forestry.

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  • Business Planning for Agricultural Operations - Marketing

    Published January 2023 by Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.

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  • Business Planning for Agricultural Operations: Business Description

    It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.

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  • Safety Booklet

    Master Logger safety checklist booklet

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Reciprocity Application for Master Logger

Out-of-state loggers already certified in a professional training program may be eligible to receive Tennessee Master Loggers status by filling out the form below and paying $50.00 annual program dues.