Climate change poses a growing threat to European forests due to the increasing frequency
and severity of storms, insect outbreaks, and other natural disturbances. Natural …

We analyzed the synchronized movements of lumber futures and southern pine sawtimber
stumpage prices in the United States since 2011 and their response to COVID-19 events …

The European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) is the most prevalent deciduous tree species in
Central Europe. The implementation of sustainable, close-to-nature silvicultural practices …

Empirical analyses of interlinkages and price dependencies in the forest-based sector
support the forecast of market developments and the design of efficient utilization pathways …

We examine the interrelationships of national forest timber bid and log export prices for
Douglas-fir (Region 6) in 2003–2021 and loblolly pine (Region 8) using time-series …

The aim of the study was to test the applicability of forecasting in the analysis of the
variability of prices and supply of wood in Poland. It relies on the autoregressive integrated …

The long–time gap between planting and harvesting in forestry obscures necessary timber
prices to balance with silviculture costs and often causes disproportionate market timber …

This Special Issue (SI) compiles articles from the fields of forest sector business, market
analysis, operations, and economic and policy studies in the United States. It serves as a …

In this article, an extensive litrary review is conducted to examine the competitive state of the
woody feedstock market. The aim is to review and assess the current state of knowledge …

The South-Central United States, which includes the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas,
and Arkansas, represents an important segment of the softwood sawtimber market. By using …