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Project Report No. 65, Stumpage Price Trends Of Sawtimber And Pulpwood In East Texas And Louisiana, Dean W. Coble, Shiaolin Cheng
Project Report No. 65, Stumpage Price Trends Of Sawtimber And Pulpwood In East Texas And Louisiana, Dean W. Coble, Shiaolin Cheng
Informal Project Reports
A fifteen-year stumpage price update and analysis for pine and hardwood in East Texas are reported. Thepricesofsawtimberandpulpwoodare presented for both pine and hardwood plantations by using 1988 to 2003 stumpage prices from the Texas Forest Service and Louisiana Department of Agriculture. Timber prices increased steadily from 1988 to the late 1990's, peaked, then declined into 2003 for both Louisiana and Texas. Louisiana prices, though, have remained higher than those for Texas.
Research Report No. 20, Stumpage Price Trends Of Pine Sawtimber And Pulpwood In East Texas, Update: 1977-1987, J. David Lenhart, Kent T. Adair
Research Report No. 20, Stumpage Price Trends Of Pine Sawtimber And Pulpwood In East Texas, Update: 1977-1987, J. David Lenhart, Kent T. Adair
Informal Project Reports
An update of past stumpage price performance for East Texas pine sawtimber and pulpwood is presented, using information from Texas Forest Service 1983-87 and Timber Mart-South 1977-87. In ~ltlon. information from the Louisiana Department of Agriculture on stumpage price trends in Louisiana between 1955-87 is described. Two Prognostications on future stumpage price trends are included.
Research Reports No. 14, Stumpage Price Trends Of Pine Sawtimber And Pulpwood In East Texas, 1977-1986, J. David Lenhart, Kent T. Adair
Research Reports No. 14, Stumpage Price Trends Of Pine Sawtimber And Pulpwood In East Texas, 1977-1986, J. David Lenhart, Kent T. Adair
Informal Project Reports
Three different records of past stumpage price performance for Pine sawtimber and pulpwood are presented: Texas Forest Service 1983-86, Timber Mart South l 977-86 and Louisiana Departrnent of Agriculture 1955-86. The first two represent standing timber prices in East Texas, and the latter represents prices over a 32 year period in an adjacent state. In addition, a prognostication on future stumpage price trends is included.