Marketing Your Timber: The Timber Sales Agreement
http://msucares.com/pubs/publications/pub1855.htm
The best way to help prevent misunderstandings is to have good communication before the sale and then document that communication in a timber sales agreement so all persons know their responsibilities and what is expected. A well-written contract will save the purchaser and seller time and money by eliminating problems that can result in litigation.
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Need to Burn Debris?
http://pearl.agcomm.okstate.edu/forestry/general/f-5019.pdf
Throughout history, fire has been both a servant and an enemy of man. When under man’s control it provides light, heat, cooks food, and eliminates unwanted debris. Out of control, fire can damage or destroy valuable resources.
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SCFC-Timber Marketing Assistance
http://www.state.sc.us/forest/mtmark.htm
Assistance includes advise concerning the marketing of forest products, the advantage of competitive bids, providing buyers list, sample sales announcement forms, and sample contract forms.
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Selling Timber Successfully
http://www.aces.edu/department/extcomm/publications/anr/anr-626/anr-626.html
Selling your timber can be a satisfying event, if you have done a thorough job of planning, preparation, and marketing. Many of the problems experienced in making a timber sale, especially by landowners who sell timber only infrequently, are the result of inadequate advance planning, sale preparation, and marketing strategy. The following eight-step guide will help to make your next timber sale a success.
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Selling Your Timber
http://agweb.okstate.edu/pearl/forestry/general/f-5035.pdf
This fact sheet presents guidelines to assist individuals in marketing timber from their forest lands.
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Why Many Shade Trees Cannot Be Marketed
http://persephone.agcom.purdue.edu/AgCom/Pubs/FNR/FNR-93.html
There are several reasons why lumbermen are usually not interested in purchasing shade trees of any species, including black walnut. This publication explains some of these reasons and offers suggestions to follow when sale of a shade tree is possible.
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