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The document is a Transfer of Property Form from the Arkansas Forestry Commission, used to record the transfer of property between cost centers. It includes fields for details such as the description of property, quantity, asset numbers, and signatures of individuals involved in the transfer. The form must be submitted to the Little Rock Fiscal Office within 10 days of the transfer.

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What does the Arkansas Forestry Commission do?

The Arkansas Forestry Commission (AFC) provides oversight guidance to the Forestry Division in pursuing its mission to protect Arkansass forests, and those who enjoy them, from wildland fire and natural hazards while promoting rural and urban forest health, stewardship, development, and conservation for all

Where does Arkansas rank in forestry?

Arkansas is the second most timber-dependent economy in the nation with a cash farm receipts value of $409M. Forest companies own 14% of the 73% of private timberland ownership.

What does the forestry service do?

We manage public lands in the form of national forests and grasslands, provide technical and financial assistance to state, private, and tribal forestry agencies and make up the largest forestry research organization in the world.

How do I transfer property in Arkansas?

The Legal Process of Transferring Real Estate The legal transfer of real estate in Arkansas involves several steps: The owner must sign the Arkansas beneficiary deed and have it notarized to affirm their intent. The deed must be recorded at the county recorders office before the owners death to ensure its validity.

Do private landowners own 58% of the forest land in Arkansas?

Family forest owners own 58 percent of all privately held land in Arkansas. In fact, over 80 percent of the states 19 million acres of forestland is owned by either family forest owners or private forest industry and private forest investment firms.