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Directories:

About.com: Forest Industry

Businesses involved in forestry and foresting plus other industry resources.

http://forestry.about.com/od/forestindustry1/

Agcentral.com

A collection of links, relevant mainly to the US agricultural industry.

http://www.agcentral.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

AgDeal.com

Agriculture portal for products, services, and information.

http://www.agdeal.com/

AgLinks Australia

Directory of Australian agriculture links.

http://www.aglinks.com.au/

Agribusiness Online

Provides links to crop production guides, trade regulations and statistics, wholesale commodity prices, and market statistics.

http://www.agribusinessonline.com/

Agriculture Today

Features a categorized selection of agricultural business and resource links.

http://www.agriculturetoday.com/

Agriscape

An online directory on agriculture and its surrounding industry. Links to companies, universities, publications, weather, news.

http://www.agriscape.com/

Agritechnology

Agricultural directory with a focus on India. Listings of manufacturers and suppliers.

http://agritechnology.com/index.htm

AgroNetwork

Searchable and browsable annotated database. Marketing information and news.

http://www.agronetwork.com

AgSites

Directory of links to market information, farm software, organizations, and publications.

http://www.agsites.com/

Farms.com

Agriculture portal. Industry-related chat, classifieds, calendar, news, market, weather, exchange, careers, links to both business- and science-oriented resources. Mostly U.S. content.

http://www.farms.com/

Internet Farm Index

Searchable database of over 1,000 livestock and produce farms that have Internet sites.

http://www.ifi-us.com/

Ranch and Livestock Directory

A directory of cattle and livestock sites with thousands of links and a searchable database.

http://cattleguide.ranchlinks.com/

Ranch Links

Hundreds of links to interesting ranch and livestock sites including a searchable directory.

http://ranchlinks.com/

Stackyard

Worldwide links to pedigree cattle and sheep breeders societies and associations, colleges, agricultural machinery manufacturers, auction markets, newspapers - anything related to farming on the web.

http://www.tumpline.com/stackyard

Timber And More

Directory of sites related to the wood sector, plus market and information services.

http://www.timberandmore.com

Tumpline Agriculture UK

UK Agriculture on the web. Global promotion for British livestock breeders, machinery manufacturers, farmers, smallholders and cattle barons.

http://www.tumpline.com/agriculture

Virtual Quincy Agriculture Directory

Directory of agriculture websites for Quincy, Illinois, and surrounding community, plus annotated listings of selected general-interest agriculture websites, including agricultural history museums.

http://www.virtualquincy.com/quincy/ag/index.html

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