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Stumpage price - the price paid for standing forest trees. Veneer log - a high-quality log of a desirable species suitable for conversion to veneer. Veneer logs must be large, straight, of minimum taper, and free from defects.
Report prices are provided to DEC voluntarily by various buyers and sellers of standing timber in four price-reporting regions. Prices should be considered historical since the reports provided reflect prices paid over a six-month period
High Price Range - reported range of the absolute highest price paid by survey respondents over the last six months. Median - One half of reported prices are higher and one-half are lower than this price figure.
Average Price Range - reported range of the average price paid for “middle quality” timber by survey respondents over the last six months. High Price Range - reported range of the absolute highest price paid by survey respondents over the last six months.
The primary products produced were logs (496 MMbf) and pulpwood & chips (1.3 MM green tons). --More than 90% of New York’s log harvest was comprised of just eight species: sugar maple, white ash, red maple, red oak, black cherry, white pine, white oak and red pine.
Stumpage is the price paid by loggers for the right to harvest standing timber, and it is the best way to estimate the value of your timber. Stumpage prices are different from log or lumber prices because it is reflects price of the trees prior to harvesting, transport, and milling.
The primary products produced were logs (496 MMbf) and pulpwood & chips (1.3 MM green tons). --More than 90% of New York’s log harvest was comprised of just eight species: sugar maple, white ash, red maple, red oak, black cherry, white pine, white oak and red pine.
