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The timber professionals at Elders Forest Products travel all over Michigan to purchase standing trees from land owners. Selling your timber is a great way to make some money as well as clear land for any projects you have planned in the future.
ChaserThe person who removes the chokers from the logs at the landing. ChokerA short piece of cable wrapped around one or more logs so that they can be hauled to a landing and loaded. Choker-setterThe person who attaches the chokers to the log. Cold-deckA pile of stored logs, often around the base of a spar-tree.
With a stumpage sale, the buyer takes ownership of the timber from the landowner when the trees are harvested. Stumpage rates are proposed by the buyer (typically a logging contractor, forester, or mill) and stumpage paid to the landowner in exchange for the right to harvest their timber.
Types of logs Electrode resistivity devices. Induction logging. Microresistivity logs. Spontaneous (SP) log.
Michigans nearly 4 million acres of state forest lands provide our state with clean air and water, materials for a strong forest products industry, and places to hunt, fish, hike, ride ORVs and camp.
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A written timber sale agreement or contract is generally the preferable and safest method of selling timber. A written contract is a legally binding document that protects both the buyer and the seller (the landowner) from misunderstandings that may develop in the absence of such an agreement.
Some factors that determine worth is the grade of the logs, their diameter, how logs can be made from the tree, and any defects. A veneer tree or log is used for products like furniture and therefore appearance is important. Trees used for veneer purposes are the most valuable.
Trees likely to add value as they are attractive, easy care and compact include: FRANGIPANI. Frangipanis are small succulent deciduous trees with fragrant white, pink or apricot flowers in summer and autumn. CREPE MYRTLE. MAPLES. EVERGREEN ASH. MAGNOLIAS. ORNAMENTAL CHERRY. CITRUS TREES.
Responsible forestry, as defined by the Forest Stewardship Council, is committed to the following: conserving vulnerable habitats; minimizing erosion from roads; protecting rivers and streams; protecting at-risk species; preventing overlogging; and protecting community rights, including indigenous communities.
Just over half of Michigan is forested. They support over 100,000 jobs and a $20 billion economy. And, they are core to our recreational heritagemany Michiganders have fond early memories of walks in the woods.

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