How to Harvest Trees on Residential Properties
You have thirty days from your date of enrollment to complete this course.
The trees on your property have the potential to be much more than wood chips or firewood - the fate awaiting most trees removed from residential properties. Your trees might become flooring, siding, furniture, structure, shelving or any number of other lasting contributions to your property or your family.
We’ll start our journey with harvesting a tree on a residential property so we can discuss identifying good candidates for harvesting, finding a tree company and a processor.
We’ll continue with a review of the handling, transportation and processing/milling issues to consider.
We’ll conclude our meeting with a discussion about what to expect from your processor or mill.
What could your trees become? They might be much more valuable than you assume!
This course is a recording of a live virtual meeting. We provide contact information at the end of the meeting in case you have a question and want to follow up with us.
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This course is a recording of a live virtual meeting. We provide contact information at the end of the meeting in case you have a question and want to follow up with us.
Course Instructor
Advocate + Collaborator Ryan Taylor
Ryan Taylor is a registered architect. He’s also earned certifications in energy rating/performance verification, site design, disaster response, distance learning, etc. Ryan is active in community, legislative and building code issues. He’s been speaking/teaching since 2008 and is frequently invited to speak at community and industry events. His comments have been widely published.