Tree Tops printable sheet

 
Imagine you have a large plot of land ideal for planting a forest.

First you plant the trees...
Click below to find out the costs of planting.

Terry's Trees

For all your planting needs

We bring the saplings and do all the planting so you don't have to! 

Sitka Spruce £120 000 per hectare
European Larch £115 000 per hectare
Lodgepole Pine £130 000 per hectare 

Give us a call and we'll do the rest!
 

Then, after 10 years, the forest is thinned to give the remaining trees more room to grow.
The forest needs to be thinned again after another 10 years.

The wood from the thinning is sold. Click below to see the rates.

Theo's Thinning Company

 
Got a forest that needs thinning? Call Theo!
We pay the best rates:
 

	10 year thin*	20 year thin*
Sitka Spruce	10	40
European Larch	15	40
Lodgepole Pine	20	30

*All values quoted are thousands of £ per hectare

Finally, the time will come when you cut down all the trees in the forest and sell the timber. You might decide to do this 30 or 40 years or even longer after first planting your trees! Nobody said this was a "get rich quick" scheme...

Click below to see how much profit you will make from selling your timber, depending on when you choose to cut down your trees.

Lou's Lumber

Got a forest you no longer need?
We can cut it down!

Whether your trees are 30 years old or 100 years old, we will pay the best prices.

Check the table below for our rates.

Age of Forest (years)	Sitka Spruce	European Larch	Lodgepole Pine
30	358	192	123
40	513	469	366
50	693	858	646
60	834	1184	950
70	1127	1158	1144
80	904	1059	1311
90	805	837	1476
100	666	783	1360

 

All prices are quoted in thousands of £ per hectare.

What strategy will maximise the profits for you and your family in the decades to come?

Here are some questions you could consider

• Which tree should you choose to minimise the cost of planting the forest?
   
• Which tree should you choose to minimise your loss after 20 years?
   
• What would the profit be for each type of tree after 30, 40, and 50 years?
   
• What happens to the prices paid for each type of wood over the 100 year period? Why might this be the case?
   

What's the maximum profit you could make after 100 years?