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Estimating Standing Timber Value

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While coming up with exact numbers is impossible while trees are still standing, you can get a reasonable estimate of the likely range of values you can expect from your standing timber. Read more »

Forestland Habitat and Recreation: How to Improve Your Woods After Harvest

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Habitat creation is a legitimate goal of properly executed forest management. By using the unsellable biomass to create piles of limbs, boughs and branches, artificial habitat is created for many species of forest critters. When managing your timber make sure habitat preservation and creation are topics of discussion with your logging consultant. Read more »

Selling Your Timber Without Regrets

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As a timber owner, educating yourself regarding the harvest process and the ins and outs of conducting a logging job is paramount to ensuring a profitable, equitable timber harvest. While most logging companies are honest and capable, some attempt to take advantage of land owners through ambiguous or misleading contractual clauses and dishonest language. Arm yourself with knowledge to ensure your timber harvest is successful! Read more »

Is My Timber Big Enough To Harvest

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Can you wrap your arms around your trees? This simple test is a great way to gauge whether a tree is mature enough to harvest. Still, there is no substitute for having a professional timber buyer assess your woods. Contact Timber Works for a free evaluation. Read more »

Logging and the Environment

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Hardwood Lumber is among the best examples of a renewable resource in North America. An appropriate, properly implemented forest management plan can actually improve the growth rate, vitality and carbon-sequestering capacity of your standing timber. We specialize in balancing the financial return from a woods with concerns about preserving wildlife habitat and maximizing forest vitality. Read more »

What is Standing Timber Worth

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Valuing a stand of timber depends heavily on the size and quality of the trees in the woods. It is important to educate yourself on your timber stand and work with a customer-oriented logging company you can trust. Timber Works will provide you with a no obligation assessment of your timber stand, answering all of your questions and explaining every step of the process along the way. Read more »

Forest Management Services

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Deciding to harvest your timber is an important decision. Ohio Timber Works puts the land owner front and center. We will never pressure you to harvest trees you want to preserve. We strive to balance the needs of the land owner with the continued health and vitality of their timber stand. We take extreme care to minimize our impact while harvesting. We even offer complimentary log road reseeding upon request. Learn more »