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Stable log prices, unstable ETS: Forestry heads into election season – Marcus Musson (opens the original)
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Depending on how the cards fall come election day, ETS-related coalition talks will be very interesting. Photo / 123rf Content brought to you by Stand Forestry As expected, September has so far provided some weather extremes which have put the brakes on harvest volumes in rain-affected regions. The much-reduced planting season is in the wrap-up phase, with most programmes completed and many nurseries looking at rotary hoeing significant numbers of unsold trees back into the ground, courtesy of t
Forestry keeps weathering global market headwinds - Marcus Musson (opens the original)
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Stronger log prices provide some optimism despite global market uncertainty. Photo / Alan Gibson Content brought to you by Stand Forestry August: the peak of the ski season and the last month of our winter. There is a lure that spring is only just around the bend as lambs start emerging in paddocks and daffodils pop up all over the place. Sometimes, however, this can be a false sense of security as September can prove to be one of the wettest and windiest months on the calendar, which can, in tu
Forestry Q3 outlook: Supply constraints and stronger demand may lift log prices - Marcus Musson (opens the original)
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Log price stability means returns are more predictable, not more palatable. Photo / Paul Rickard Content brought to you by Stand Forestry With the depths of winter upon us, we are starting to see softening oil prices and reduced export-related costs, giving a flicker of light at the end of the tunnel. Let’s hope that light is not a train. Traditionally, the log market bottoms out in the third quarter of the year and green shoots emerge in terms of demand and price. This year appears to be a tren
Forestry Q3 outlook: Supply constraints and stronger demand may lift log prices - Marcus Musson (opens the original)
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Log price stability means returns are more predictable, not more palatable. Photo / Paul Rickard Content brought to you by Stand Forestry With the depths of winter upon us, we are starting to see softening oil prices and reduced export-related costs, giving a flicker of light at the end of the tunnel. Let’s hope that light is not a train. Traditionally, the log market bottoms out in the third quarter of the year and green shoots emerge in terms of demand and price. This year appears to be a tren
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