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Southern New England Stumpage Price Report
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  Price trends over time by species (1994 - present):

 

Hardwoods:

Red oak      White oak   Other oaks     Ash     Cherry     Sugar Maple    Red Maple     Yellow Birch

Black Birch       Paper Birch     Beech     Other Hardwood     Pallet Hardwood     Tulip Poplar

 

Softwoods:

White Pine     Hemlock   Spruce     Red Pine     Other Softwood

 

Other products:

Fuelwood     Pulp     Biomass     Hardwood poles     Softwood poles

 

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This information is meant to be used as a guide only. Use with care. Prices paid for standing timber (or "stumpage") can be influenced by many factors, including but not limited to: timber quality, distance to market, accessibility of property, sale volume, market demand, season, skid distance, landowner requirements, method of sale (e.g., competitively bid, or directly negotiated) and logging costs.

http://forest.fnr.umass.edu/snestumpage.htm                                                    last revised 03.26.2008

This survey is a result of joint efforts of Cooperative Extension at the Universities of Massachusetts and Connecticut, and the state forestry agencies in CT, MA, and RI.

maintained by: David Kittredge      / Department of Natural Resources Conservation                                                             UMass-Amherst