There are lists I've read for that address and others nearby. These lists are public information. What used, when, and where. The Weekly publishes it too. 

Do they make profits? I guess they do, because they keep on keeping on. But what magic sprays will rescue tree plantations from drought, beetle infestation and conflagration? What potential boondoggle-villes! Profit über alles!

As I've said here before, I've been employed as a tractor driver out in Lorane, and I get plenty of outside time to see what's happening. I've witnessed scotch broom proliferate despite spraying, blackberries too.

 While there may yet be paltry profit to eke out of the squalorous plantations, the golden days of lumbering are over. The mega-corporate outfits are going to further automate and mechanize workers out of jobs without so much as a thought.

The centralized collapsing of the timber industry in the Pacific Northwest is a microcosm of how the prior century of irrational exuberance is now imploding.