Harvesting and Selling Timber

The report explains the common and not-so-common terms used to measure firewood and presents the results of a study that determined how much wood a pickup truck will hold.

Portable sawmills have become an attractive enterprise option in recent years. With improved technology, a small unit run by one or two persons can economically produce high-quality lumber. This guide reviews key considerations when investigating options to develop a portable sawmill enterprise.

Forest land can be managed for a variety of benefits, including timber, wildlife, recreation, and soil and water conservation. This publication describes services offered to private forest owners by public agencies and private organizations in Maryland.

The harvest of timber is something that most landowners only do once or twice in a lifetime. Whether or not the experience is a positive one will depend upon whether or not you use professional forestry assistance.

November 2020 issue features profiles of the Eastern wild turkey and Japanese privet.

The harvest of timber is something that most landowners only do once or twice in a lifetime. Whether or not the experience is a positive one will depend upon whether or not you use professional forestry assistance.

Woodland owners have many questions when it comes to taxes related to timber harvests. Listed are some of the most common ones we receive.

Learn about stumpage prices for the market nearest your area.

Managing the application of nutrients in commercial Loblolly pine plantations depends upon the growth stage of the plantation.

This report summarizes the first 20 years of volunteer forest stewardship education, lessons learned, and discusses the importance of the future Maryland Woodland Stewards program.