If you are thinking about selling timber, the biggest mistake you can make is assuming the process is simple. It is not. A timber sale can create substantial income for a landowner, but only when it is handled correctly. Too many owners leave money on the table because they move too fast, trust the wrong… Continue reading How to Sell Your Timber for Maximum Profit
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Consulting Foresters – Why You Need One
If you own a piece of land with trees, consider hiring a consulting forester. Southeast Forestlands are consulting forester professionals. We can help you manage your wooded land, whether it is for management or timber production purposes. Here’s what you need to know about us. What Do Consulting Foresters Do? Our primary role is to… Continue reading Consulting Foresters – Why You Need One
Timing is Everything: When to sell your Timber
Selling timber is a great way to make money while preserving your land. But there’s one thing you need to know before you put that “For Sale” sign in the ground—when should you sell your timber? Knowing when to list your timber for sale is as important as knowing when to buy it. Southeast Forestlands… Continue reading Timing is Everything: When to sell your Timber
Why Should You Hire a Forestry Professional?
When it comes to maintaining a healthy and beautiful forest, many people turn to the expertise of a forestry professional. Southeast Forestlands professionals are highly trained in best forestry practices. We can provide services to help ensure your woods become lush and green for years. In this blog post, you’ll learn about the benefits of… Continue reading Why Should You Hire a Forestry Professional?
Amount of Land Needed for Timber Harvesting
If you want to harvest timber from your land, it’s important to understand how much land you need. Different factors come into play, such as the type of trees, their growth rate, and your goal for the timber. Let’s look at some of the ways Southeast Forestlands can help when deciding how much land is… Continue reading Amount of Land Needed for Timber Harvesting
Tree Thinning
Why do I need to thin my trees? There are several reasons to consider thinning your tree harvest. Thinning is the removal of trees from a stand to reduce overcrowding and to improve the growth of the remaining crop of trees. Let’s discuss several reasons this can benefit your stand. How tree thinning reduces competition… Continue reading Tree Thinning
Forest Resource Development Program (FRDP)
The Forest Resource Development Program (FRDP) has undergone recent changes that greatly benefit Mississippi forest landowners. Specifically, in the mid-1970s, this program began encouraging landowners to enhance or reforest their timberland tracts. Severance tax funds this cost-share assistance, which effectively offsets planting costs, site preparation, silvicultural practices, and other expenses. Furthermore, it is now possible… Continue reading Forest Resource Development Program (FRDP)
Harvesting Pine Straw
Harvesting pine straw is an excellent way to diversify your investment while waiting for your timber crop to mature. Types of pine trees in MississippiFor pine straw, Mississippi’s most prevalent pine types are longleaf and loblolly pine. Longleaf pine is often the preferred choice for landscaping because of its color retention, longer needles, and slower… Continue reading Harvesting Pine Straw
Is Your Timber Ready To Be Cut?
Making a simple property assessment can help to determine whether or not your timber is ready for harvest.
The Importance of Keeping Property Secure
Keeping your property secure is very important. Prevent trash dumping by simply installing gates and keeping them locked. Call #TheTimberlandman today.