These programs may include site preparation, seeds or seedlings, and planting assistance. This is often done on a cost or fee basis by the buyer. If included, this clause should describe what each party is to do and who pays for it. The list of suggestions provided herein does not cover all situations. Each timber sale agreement must be tailored to fit the needs of a particular set of circumstances.
Most buyers are hesitant to sign a contract they feel is too restrictive.
It is in the interest of all parties involved to develop and nurture a straightforward, friendly working relationship. By using your marketing team of your forest consultant and attorney, you can have an arrangement that will be agreeable to and protect all parties involved. This is the keystone of a productive and profitable business relationship and ensures that the landowner walks away from a timber sale with a sense of satisfaction. Published in furtherance of Acts of Congress, May 8 and June 30, 1914. Ronald A. Brown , Director Copyright by Mississippi State University.