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Stumpage Prices, I wish we could go back ten years in time !
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<blockquote data-quote="earache" data-source="post: 3165389" data-attributes="member: 2393"><p>I need some clarification. I have read and reread this thread. There are some major differences between stumpage pricing and "market" or "delivered" pricing. It seems like you(clinchscavalry) are disappointed in "delivered" price. And in that, I would agree. </p><p>No one around here can sustain any higher stumpage prices. High stumpage prices lower margins for the contractor, causing a whole list of problems(poor roads, poor equipment upkeep, overharvesting, timber theft, etc). The current practice of to "buying" a job has become absolutely ridiculous. Too much of the money is going to the landowner and mills, and not enough to the producer. </p><p>Please clarify.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="earache, post: 3165389, member: 2393"] I need some clarification. I have read and reread this thread. There are some major differences between stumpage pricing and "market" or "delivered" pricing. It seems like you(clinchscavalry) are disappointed in "delivered" price. And in that, I would agree. No one around here can sustain any higher stumpage prices. High stumpage prices lower margins for the contractor, causing a whole list of problems(poor roads, poor equipment upkeep, overharvesting, timber theft, etc). The current practice of to "buying" a job has become absolutely ridiculous. Too much of the money is going to the landowner and mills, and not enough to the producer. Please clarify. [/QUOTE]
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