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Hi folks, first time posting here just joined today. 

 

Im not a arborist I’m a farmer/fencer/general jobber. I have a customer who may be interested in clearfelling an acre or two of soft wood woodland. Pine trees but I’m not sure in species I’d have to look

into that. 

 

Was looking for thoughts on what would be the best route to go down with this. 

 

I’m assuming not much good for firewood and there’s be quite a bit of it so would need to be lead away on wagons possibly sold to some one to use for bio mass? 

 

Any thoughts appreciated. Thanks in advance. 

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Simplest way is roadside, chipwood is around £50 a ton now from the last quote I got and it's worth sorting the nicer logs for milling to get a bit more.

 

Off topic: This is the last place I expected to see a kyle katarn reference. ;)

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