Streaming Video - Managing Your Timber Sale; Advice for Landowners before Logging
Held on 31 Jan. 2004; Mt. Vernon WA
Topics:
Why Log in the First Place?
>>Identifying your objectives
>>Where to turn for help
Planning For and Getting What You Want
>>Silviculture systems
>>Who are you going to work with (choice and communication)?
>>Sale layout; evaluating a logging job; leave tree selection and condition
>>Planning skid trails and landings
>>Are clear cuts always bad and selective logging always good?
>>Matching equipment to the job
>>Getting the job you envisioned
Regulations, Rules and Other Stuff
>>Forest Practice Rules and how they apply to you
>>When do you really need a Forest Practices Permit?
>>Endangered species and timber harvest
>>Road Maintenance and Abandonment Plans (don’t let this catch you off guard!)
>>Converting forestland to other issues
What’s a Fair Share for the Owner?
>>What should a logging job cost?
>>Understanding log markets and the jargon
>>C, K, and J sorts, camp run
>>Pulp wood, chip ‘n saw logs
>>Log scaling and weight scales
Is a Handshake Good Enough?
>>Importance of a written contract
>>Types of contracts; what’s a ‘fair’ split?
>>Tracking YOUR money, taxes and who will pay them
>>Using performance bonds to assure compliance
>>Get references and check them out
Landowner Testimonial
>>Experience you can learn from-a cash bid example
>>Pros and cons of using a forestry consultant versus doing it yourself
>>What you need to know before you sell your timber
>>How to structure your timber sale agreement
>>Monitoring your timber sale
Legal Considerations
>>What’s the right contract for me?
>>What do I do if I don’t get paid as promised?
Is Horse Logging An Option for You?
>>The pros and cons of horse logging
What Happens After the Money’s Gone?
>>Slash, disposal; site preparation; reforestation; brush control; windthrow; erosion control; road maintenance
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Presentation Title and Presenter |
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Managing Your Timber Sale; Being sure you get paid as promised |
45 min. |  |
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| Advice for Landowners Before Logging John Gold |
42 min. | |
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| Is a Handshake Good Enough? John Gold |
36 min. | |
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| Horse Logging Mark Hansen |
34 min. | No PowerPoint |
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| Forest Management and Timber Harvest Planning Mark Hitchcock |
34 min. | |
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| Post Harvest Considerations John Keller, Washington DNR Stewardship Forester |
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No Video |
| Cash Bid Timber Sales Ron Munro |
42 min. | No PowerPoint |
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| Forest Practices Boyd Norton, Washington DNR Small Forest Landowner Office |
44 min. | |
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