For some timber buyers and timber harvesting companies, sustainability is simply a buzz word used to attract customers, and nothing more. At Green Ridge Forest Products, that couldn't be farther from the case.

When it comes to preparing your land for a timber harvest, a new addition, or simply long term productivity, it’s all about sustainability. For years, the team here at Green Ridge Forest Products has specialized in helping landowners and timber owners alike keep their land in top condition.

The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 changed the way the world works. As people around the world now begin to develop more passive income options, Pennsylvanians can turn to smart, sustainable timber sales as a way to earn honest, extra income when they need it most.

As Pennsylvania's premier timber purchasers for decades, our team at Green Ridge Forest Products understands the ins and outs of timber cutting, and the importance of championing sustainability throughout the timber cutting process. Done right, timber cutting has numerous advantages for homeowners and the environment alike.

If you've lived in Pennsylvania for any length of time, you're probably well aware of just how valuable timber as a commodity is. But for individuals that have timber land, managing all of that timber is likely no easy feat.

As a timber management and timber buying company in Pennsylvania, we are passionate about timber. Timber has always been a valuable resource, and we suspect that won't change anytime soon. Assessing the value of the timber we survey usually comes down to a few things...

Forest management means a lot of different things to a lot of different companies. Here's how to spot the ones to steer clear of.

There's so much to consider when it comes to selling your timber. Here's what the US Forest Service says about what you need to know!

Get maximum returns when selling timber in Pennsylvania with this definitive guide from the leaders in Pennsylvania forestry.

Sure, selling your timber can be a sustainable, profitable way to contribute to the community and help businesses produce goods. But did you know harvesting and selling your timber sustainably can also provide a host of additional, alternative benefits?