Forest Research Notes

Forest Research Notes is a quarterly newsletter that addresses issues in forest economics and timberland investment.

Vol 21, No 1: Hardwoods: The Other Timberland Type

Vol 21, No 2: Timber REITs and TIMOs--an Update

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Vol 20, No 1: In it for the Long Haul

Vol 20, No 2: A Tale of Two Regions

Vol 20, No 3: The Reinvestment Challenge

Vol 20, No 4: Today's Timber Prices Don't Matter

Vol 19, No 1: US Housing Starts and Softwood Lumber Availability

Vol 19, No 2: Inflation and Timberland Returns--Another Update

Vol 19, No 3: Growth Rates and Growing Seasons

Vol 19, No 4: A Brief History of Pulpwood in the South -- Update

Vol 18, No 1: Spiking Lumber Prices and Flat Stumpage Prices

Vol 18, No 2: Southern Timberland Index--Update

Vol 18, No 3: US Wood Products Overview

Vol 18, No 4: Southern Pine Tree Planting and Lumber Production

Vol 17, No 1: Signs of Spring in the North

Vol 17, No 2: Fire! -- Update

Vol 17, No 3: The Tao of Timberland--Another Update

Vol 17, No 4: Exports, Tariffs and Pandemics

Vol 16, No 1: How Much Wood Is That?

Vol 16, No 2: Southern Pine Sawtimber Price Trends -- Update

Vol 16, No 3: Western Timber Prices -- Update

Vol 16, No 4: Pulp Mills, Forest Management...and People

Vol 15, No 1: Correlation Update--The Heresy Continues

Vol 15, No 2: Prehistoric Timberland Returns

Vol 15, No 3: Paperboard Packaging for Pickles Proliferates

Vol 15, No 4: Notes on Red Oak

Vol 14, No 1: That Was Then, This Is Now--Again

Vol 14, No 2: Log Prices, Log Exports and Timberland Returns

Vol 14, No 3: Inflation and Timberland Returns--Update Vol 14, No 4: A Brief History of Pulpwood in the South -- Update

Vol 13, No 1: Wood Use in US Housing

Vol 13, No 2: Hardwoods Don't Get No Respect

Vol 13, No 3: Timber Prices are Not Stock Prices

Vol 13, No 4: Southern Timberland Index

Vol 12, No 1: Was That a Good Deal?

Vol 12, No 2: You Know Your Forecast Will Be Wrong. So Why Bother?

Vol 12, No 3: Limits to [Tree] Growth

Vol 12, No 4: Storing on the Stump

Vol 11, No 1: Exchange Rates and Timber Prices

Vol 11, No 2: The Tao of Timberland--Update

Vol 11, No 3: Timber and Energy Prices

Vol 11, No 4: US Housing Starts Rise to Old Lows

Vol 10, No 1: Correlation Update

Vol 10, No 2: The Biggest Timberland Investment Risk

Vol 10, No 3: Harvest Volumes and Product Yields

Vol 10, No 4: Non-Pine Land in Pine Investments

Vol 9, No 1: What Makes a Softwood Tree Valuable?

Vol 9, No 2: Inflation and Timberland Returns--Update

Vol 9, No 3: Historic Lows in Southern Pine Sawtimber Prices (?)

Vol 9, No 4: There Are No Futures in Timber

Vol 8, No 1: IRR vs. NPV

Vol 8, No 2: How Trees Grow

Vol 8, No 3: Jobs and Housing Starts: Which Comes First?

Vol 8, No 4: Housing Starts and Lumber Production

Vol 7, No 1: A Brief History of Pulpwood in the South -- Update

Vol 7, No 2: Why the Focus on the US? -- Update

Vol 7, No 3: China Exports in Perspective

Vol 7, No 4: Timber REITs Are Still Not TIMOs

Vol 6, No 1: Paper, Pulp and Logs

Vol 6, No 2: Timber Prices

Vol 6, No 3: Southern Pine Sawtimber Price Trends -- Update

Vol 6, No 4: The Anti-Correlation Heresy -- Update

Vol 5, No 1: Why the Focus on the US?

Vol 5, No 2: The Tao of Timberland

Vol 5, No 3: Inflation and Timberland in the UK

Vol 5, No 4: Housing, Lumber and Logs

Vol 4, No 1: TIMOs and REITs: Pizza and Beer?

Vol 4, No 2: That was Then, This is Now

Vol 4, No 3: Inflation and Timberland Returns

Vol 4, No 4: Inflation and Timberland Returns: Part 2

Vol 3, No 1: Lions and TIMOs and Bears, Oh My!

Vol 3, No 2: A Brief History of Pulpwood in the South

Vol 3, No 3: First TIMOs, Now MIMOs?

Vol 3, No 4: US Housing Starts Collapseā€¦to Long-Term Average Levels

Vol 2, No 1: Trends in Housing Starts

Vol 2, No 2: Western Timber Prices

Vol 2, No 3: Biological Growth Rates and Rates of Return

Vol 2, No 4: Northern Hardwood Markets

Vol 1, No 1: Fire!

Vol 1, No 2: Southern Pine Sawtimber Price Trends

Vol 1, No 3: Regional Diversification in Timberland

Vol 1, No 4: The Anti-Correlation Heresy


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