Category: Selling Timber for N.H. Woodlot Owners

While this manual is full of helpful information, it isn't New Hampshire's official BMP document. For the official manual see Best Managemen...

To access the forester directory<br /> <br /> The Directory of Licensed Foresters is an online database of foresters licensed in New Hampshire who p...

This quick reference guide is intended to help non-corporate users identify how timber income and expenses are commonly classified and the associated ...

Nute&#039;s Notes on Timber Harvests--Jon Nute was the Hillsborough County Forester and is now retired.<br /> <br /> A timber harvest is a major dis...

New Hampshire has laws and regulations designed to encourage responsible timber harvesting and minimize environmental impact of logging. Landowners, l...

Tax law is complex. These references should help landowners and land managers navigate federal income tax law as it relates to income from woodlots. R...

Introduction <br /> <br /> New Hampshire is the second-most forested state in the country, with forests covering approximately 84% of the state. The...

New Hampshire is one of the most densely forested states in the country. Growing forests cover 84% of the Granite State and, as a renewable resource, ...

From 1936 through 2001, with the exception of the WWII years, UNH Cooperative Extension (once known as the Cooperative Extension Service), published t...

What is taxable: <br /> <br /> Timber on all landownership is taxable at 10% of the stumpage value at the time of cutting. The only exceptions are s...