Understand the woods before you sell the wood.
ForestMGMT connects timber value, inventory, cruising, marking, bids, contracts, access, and post-harvest monitoring into one landowner workflow.
Build the sale one decision at a time.
Selling Timber: A Landowner’s Guide
Selling standing timber works best when you define the sale before you ask buyers for prices.
Read guide →The Timber Sale Process
A good timber sale is a sequence: objectives, inventory, prescription, marking, appraisal, marketing, contract, harvest oversight, and closeout.
Read guide →How Timber Bids Work
Timber bids are most useful when buyers are pricing the same defined trees under the same contract terms.
Read guide →What Belongs in a Timber Sale Contract?
A timber sale contract should clearly define what is sold, how payment works, operating requirements, liability, access, and what happens when terms are not met.
Read guide →What Is Stumpage?
Stumpage is the value or price of standing timber sold before harvest. It is not the same as delivered log price or retail lumber value.
Read guide →Why Are Timber Sale Trees Marked?
Tree marking translates a forestry prescription into a defined sale and makes it clear which stems are intended for removal or retention.
Read guide →Logging Roads, Landings, and Skid Trails
Harvest access should be planned as part of the sale, not improvised after equipment arrives.
Read guide →After the Timber Harvest
Post-harvest monitoring protects the investment you just made in the next stand.
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