MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

For a list of Members: member list.

Our fiscal year runs from July 1st through June 30th. We have three types of membership: 

Full Active Membership: for those growing or marketing trees and/or wreaths in or from Wisconsin or Upper Peninsula Michigan. Go to PDF Form for Full Membership

Associate Membership: for those who don't qualify for Full Active membership but are interested in the business. Go to PDF Form for Associate Membership

Exhibitor Membership: for those who supply the industry. Go to PDF Form for Exhibitor Membership

Subscription to Quarterly Journal: Go to PDF form

If you are joining between March 30th and June 30th, your membership will be credited to the upcoming year.

What Does the Association Provide for its Members?
The Association:

	Maintains a staffed office where you can call to help you find answers. The Executive Secretary can help you find the right person to contact, and serves you by coordinating and promoting the activities which benefit the industry
	Sponsors a summer convention with technical sessions on relative issues, plantation tours, a tree contest, annual business meeting and trade show
	Sponsors a winter convention with technical information, a wreath contest, a semi-annual business meeting and trade show
	Publishes a Quarterly Journal which is sent to all members along with other industry contacts. In it you will find information on growing trees, advertisements from industry suppliers, human interest stories, technical articles, association news, and classified ad columns for the buy/sell/trade of equipment, supplies, trees and nursery stock
	Maintains a website where you can advertise your trees for sale
	Through its publications and in cooperation with conservation agencies, research organizations, and educational institutions, makes available the latest information and marketing techniques for its members
	Cooperates with the Department of Natural Resources and law enforcement agencies in the enforcement of laws relevant to our industry and works with the Department of Agriculture to keep abreast of issues that affect you
	Informs you of legislative issues that may affect the industry
	Works with the National Christmas Tree Association to protect the industry and promote real Christmas trees
	Sends information to students who request facts for a report they are writing
	Is a place for the consumer to find facts, or find tree farms
	Is a contact for the media
	Works for YOU