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<blockquote data-quote="treefarmer" data-source="post: 4137182" data-attributes="member: 10041"><p>It's hard to say without a professional looking at it. Two sales has a couple advantages; since a timber harvest creates great habitat after the first cut you can spend a few winters getting rid of unsalable junk trees in the second harvest area so they don't become part of the next forest and also, you get income in two years so it doesn't push you into a higher tax bracket. The best advice comes from your TN Division of Forestry Area Forester who will visit your property and spend an hour or so with you and give you unbiased advice. I learned 90% of what I needed to know about managing our property that way. We have another 40 acres to cut and I'm waiting 5 years between sales so I extend the time we have a new forest growing. One sale has the advantage of a little better price because the bigger the sale the more timber buyers are interested and it lowers their costs by only getting set up, and moving equipment in and out one time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="treefarmer, post: 4137182, member: 10041"] It's hard to say without a professional looking at it. Two sales has a couple advantages; since a timber harvest creates great habitat after the first cut you can spend a few winters getting rid of unsalable junk trees in the second harvest area so they don't become part of the next forest and also, you get income in two years so it doesn't push you into a higher tax bracket. The best advice comes from your TN Division of Forestry Area Forester who will visit your property and spend an hour or so with you and give you unbiased advice. I learned 90% of what I needed to know about managing our property that way. We have another 40 acres to cut and I'm waiting 5 years between sales so I extend the time we have a new forest growing. One sale has the advantage of a little better price because the bigger the sale the more timber buyers are interested and it lowers their costs by only getting set up, and moving equipment in and out one time. [/QUOTE]
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