Category: TIMBER / FORESTLAND
The Original Asset Class – Land
Land has been a valuable asset for centuries and it continues to be a solid investment option today. It is the original asset class and can play an important role in your investment portfolio. There are countless options available for investment — stocks, bonds, real estate, cryptocurrency, etc., but land is one of the only… more The Original Asset Class – Land
Thinking about purchasing land as an investment?
Land is still considered a reliable long-term investment. There is the potential for value appreciation along with generating passive income through cropland, pasture, and hunting rentals according to Stephanie Mallory, author of Is Buying Land a Good Investment in 2023? Mallory also notes that land can offer immediate recreational returns, allowing landowners and their families… more Thinking about purchasing land as an investment?
Importance of successional habitat for landowners
There is a misconception among some landowners that deer will thrive in areas that only have mature timber. But in reality, whitetails do best in areas where different types of vegetation meet. These areas, sometimes referred to as early succession or “edge” habitats, can include older trees, conifers, young trees and grassland. This combination of… more Importance of successional habitat for landowners
Think about Forests and Drinking Water Together
Healthy forests serve a critical function in improving the quality of our drinking water, and it’s important for rural property owners to keep that in mind as they manage their timberland. That was an overarching theme of a recent episode of the Arkansas Forestry Association’s “Voices of Forestry” podcast, sponsored by PotlatchDeltic. The episode centered… more Think about Forests and Drinking Water Together
Consider Timber Quality & Value When Buying Recreational Land
Timber considerations can have a significant impact on your buying decision in several meaningful ways – they may be a big factor in your financial plans for the property, and they may be a key part of your evaluation of a tract for its quality of wildlife. So, it’s important to work with… more Consider Timber Quality & Value When Buying Recreational Land