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Does Money Grow on Trees?

Biosphere – a renewable resourceBiosphere – a renewable resource

Future Market TrendsFuture Market Trends

High quality timberHigh quality timber

Oil replaced by the biosphere- Fabric material- Fuel

Oil replaced by the biosphere- Fabric material- Fuel

As finite resources become scarcer there will be a greater demand on renewables:

As finite resources become scarcer there will be a greater demand on renewables:

Science – Ecological Engineering

Added value from agroforestry

Science – Ecological Engineering

Added value from agroforestry

Many factors determine markets

Market FactorsMarket Factors

Size and type of woodland

Timescale

Location

Forestry IncomeForestry Income

• No waste – ‘from trunk to twig’

- High Income

- Medium Income

- Low Income

Adding Value:

Increasing IncomeIncreasing Income

Post – HarvestProcessingProducts

Pre-HarvestTree shaping (pruning)

MistletoeMistletoe

Fruit, nuts, seeds, herbs, flowers, meatFruit, nuts, seeds, herbs, flowers, meat

OilsOilsCharcoal and biocharCharcoal and biochar

HoneyHoney

Pharmaceutical & CosmeticsPharmaceutical & Cosmetics

MushroomsMushrooms

SapsSaps

MossMossNon Timber Forest Products

Non Timber Forest Products

Increasing IncomeIncreasing Income

Woodland recreationWoodland recreation

FuelsFuels

InnovationInnovation

NEEDNEED

VALUEVALUE

INVESTMENTINVESTMENT

PAST SKILLSPAST SKILLS

TRAIL & ERRORTRAIL & ERROR

Co-operativesMachinery sharing MarketingWholesale Co-operative

Cutting CostsCutting Costs

Planning

Sweet ChestnutSweet Chestnut1 Ha SWEETCHESTNUT WITH TRAILER & POINTER

INCOMEQUANTITY

£/ha/yr EXPENSES £/yrAssumptions

Posts (1.4 to 1.6 m)

2,500 £400 Felling labour £64

8 days @ £120/ day

5,000 £800 Pointing stakes labour £20

2.5 days @£120/ day - with pointer blades

Poles

900 £54 Firewood labour £32

4 days @£120/ day - with splitter

2,500 £150 Pea Sticks (25/ bundle)

50 not inc Post pointer £173 new, no hire H&S

100 not inc Forestry trailer with crane £450

new, no hire H&S

Firewood45 m2 £270 Log splitter £40

new, no hire H&S

60 m2 £360 Fuel £17£255 for harvest

Min Total 724.00

Max Total 1310.00

Average Total Income 1017.00 Total Expenses £796 /yr

Days labour 14.5

Profit 1 (£/ha/yr) £221 before grants

Increase

MethodProfit (£/ha/yr) Labour (days)

1 ha trailer, pointer £221 14.5

JMS-900TR

Sweet ChestnutSweet Chestnut1 Ha SWEETCHESTNUT WITH LOADER & POINTER

INCOMEQUANTITY

£/ha/yr EXPENSES £/yr Assumptions

Posts (1.4 to 1.6 m)

2,500 £400 Felling labour £80 10 days @ £120/ day

5,000 £800 Pointing stakes labour £202.5 days @£120/ day - with pointer blades

Poles

900 £54 Firewood labour £324 days @£120/ day - with splitter

2,500 £150 Pea Sticks (25/ bundle)

50 not inc Post pointer £173 new, no hire H&S

100 not inc Front loader forest blade £84 new, no hire H&SFirewood

45 m2 £270 Log splitter £40new, no hire H&S

60 m2 £360 Fuel £20 £300 for harvest

Min Total 724.00

Max Total 1310.00

Average Total Income 1017.00 Total Expenses £449 /yr

Days labour 16.5 (increase: 2 days/ yr)

Profit 1 (£/ha/yr) £568 before grants

Increase £347 /ha /yr

MethodProfit (£/ha/yr) Labour (days)

1 ha trailer, pointer £221 14.5

1ha loader, pointer £568 16.5

Riko Forestry Loader Blade

Sweet ChestnutSweet Chestnut1 Ha SWEETCHESTNUT WITH LOADER & CHAINSAW

INCOMEQUANTITY

£/ha/yr EXPENSES £/yr Assumptions

Posts (1.4 to 1.6 m)

2,500 £400 Felling labour £80 10 days @ £120/ day

5,000 £800 Pointing stakes labour £9612 days @£120/ day - with pointer blades

Poles

900 £54 Firewood labour £324 days @£120/ day - with splitter

2,500 £150 Pea Sticks (25/ bundle)

50 not inc Chainsaw £18 new

100 not inc Front loader forest blade £84 new, no hire H&SFirewood

45 m2 £270 Log splitter £40new, no hire H&S

60 m2 £360 Fuel £34 £500 for harvest

Min Total 724.00

Max Total 1310.00

Average Total Income 1017.00 Total Expenses £384 /yr

Days labour 26 (increase: 9.5 days/ yr)

Profit 1 (£/ha/yr) £633 before grants

Increase £65 /ha /yr

MethodProfit (£/ha/yr) Labour (days)

1 ha trailer, pointer £221 14.5

1ha loader, pointer £568 16.5

1 ha loader chainsaw £633 26

Sweet ChestnutSweet Chestnut5 Ha SWEETCHESTNUT WITH TRAILER & POINTER

INCOMEQUANTITY

£/ha/yr EXPENSES £/yr Assumptions

Posts (1.4 to 1.6 m) 2,500 £2,000 Felling labour £320

40 days @ £120/ day

5,000 £4,000 Pointing stakes labour £100

12.5 days @£120/ day - with pointer blades

Poles

900 £270 Firewood labour £160

20 days @£120/ day - with splitter

2,500 £750 Pea Sticks (25/ bundle)

50 not inc Post pointer £173 new, no hire H&S

100 not inc Forestry trailer with crane £450

new, no hire H&S

Firewood45 m2 £1,350 Log splitter £40

new, no hire H&S

60 m2 £1,800 Fuel £85£1275 for harvest

Min Total 3620.00

Max Total 6550.00

Average Total Income 5085.00 Total Expenses £1,328 /yr

Days labour 72.5

Profit 1 (£/ha/yr) £751 before grants

Increase /ha /yr

MethodProfit (£/ha/yr Labour (days)

1 ha trailer, pointer £221 14.5

1ha loader, pointer £568 16.5

1 ha loader chainsaw £633 26

5 ha trailer, pointer £751 72.5

Sweet ChestnutSweet Chestnut5 Ha SWEETCHESTNUT WITH LOADER & POINTER

INCOMEQUANTITY

£/ha/yr EXPENSES £/yr Assumptions

Posts (1.4 to 1.6 m)

2,500 £2,000 Felling labour £400 50 days @ £120/ day

5,000 £4,000 Pointing stakes labour £10012.5 days @£120/ day - with pointer blades

Poles

900 £270 Firewood labour £16020 days @£120/ day - with splitter

2,500 £750 Pea Sticks (25/ bundle)

50 not inc Post pointer £173 new

100 not inc Front loader forest blade £84 new, no hire H&SFirewood

45 m2 £1,350 Log splitter £40new, no hire H&S

60 m2 £1,800 Fuel £100 £1500 for harvest

Min Total 3620.00

Max Total 6550.00

Average Total Income 5085.00 Total Expenses £1,057 /yr

Days labour 82.5 (increase: 10 days/ yr)

Profit 1 (£/ha/yr) £806 before grants

Increase £55 /ha /yr

MethodProfit (£/ha/yr) Labour (days)

1 ha trailer, pointer £221 14.5

1ha loader, pointer £568 16.5

1 ha loader chainsaw £633 26

5 ha trailer, pointer £751 72.5

5 ha loder, pointer £806 82.5

Sweet ChestnutSweet Chestnut5 Ha SWEETCHESTNUT WITH LOADER & CHAINSAW

INCOMEQUANTITY

£/ha/yr EXPENSES £/yr Assumptions

Posts (1.4 to 1.6 m)

2,500 £2,000 Felling labour £400 50 days @ £120/ day

5,000 £4,000 Pointing stakes labour £48060 days @£120/ day - with pointer blades

Poles

900 £270 Firewood labour £1604 days @£120/ day - with splitter

2,500 £750 Pea Sticks (25/ bundle)

50 not inc Chainsaw £18 new

100 not inc Front loader forest blade £84 new, no hire H&SFirewood

45 m2 £1,350 Log splitter £40new, no hire H&S

60 m2 £1,800 Fuel £170 £2550 for harvest

Min Total 3620.00

Max Total 6550.00

Average Total Income 5085.00 Total Expenses £1,352 /yr

Days labour 130 (increase: 47.5 days/ yr)

Profit 1 (£/ha/yr) £747 before grants

Increase -£59 /ha /yr

MethodProfit (£/ha/yr) Labour (days)

1 ha trailer, pointer £221 14.5

1ha loader, pointer £568 16.5

1 ha loader chainsaw £633 26

5 ha trailer, pointer £751 72.5

5 ha loader, pointer £806 82.5

5 ha chainsaw, pointer £747 130

SummarySummary

What are the future Markets?– Services and benefits– Potential oil-well

What are the future Markets?– Services and benefits– Potential oil-well

Tailor to your situation and commitments Tailor to your situation and commitments

Planning Planning

Innovation Innovation

What are today’s markets? What are today’s markets?

Happy Planting!Happy Planting!

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