Timber Harvesting & Forestry Management

Forestry Management Services is a logging and timber harvesting company. We utilize forestry management planning best practices. We always take into account your goals and the health of the land and wildlife. We take the time to develop comprehensive forestry and land clearing plans and thoroughly explain the process to you. We can clear your land, improve agricultural activities, enhance hunting grounds, or open a canopy for improvement or future growth. Forestry Management Services is a logging contractor that helps landowners in Michigan, Northern Indiana, and Northwest Ohio.

Sustainable Timber Harvesting

Harvesting trees can improve your woodlot in addition to a long-term land management plan. Timber harvesting can create openings allowing vegetation growth, improving wildlife habitat, and enhance the appearance of your property. It can also create trails for vehicle or recreational activities. Timber logging can also salvage dying or dead trees and reduce the risk of forest fires. Woodlot harvesting and management can provide income that can be devoted to further land management, timber logging, FMPs and land improvement. Proper methods result in sustainable forestry, sustainable lots, and sustainable income.

Forestry Management Plans for Your Goals

Forestry Management Services is an experienced logging company implementing industry best management practices with your woodlot's best interests in mind. We examine your land and the trees on it, take into account your goals and maintaining optimum conditions for the land and wildlife. We thoroughly explain things to you, and develop an FMP that can enhance your land and achieve long-term forest management goals. Management plans can include NRCS FMPs, Forest Stewardship Plans, Tree Farm Plans and others. These can be valuable tool for land managers and landowners. They include detailed information about species composition, ecosystem components of the property, potential harmful pests, surrounding landscape, and other possible related opportunities and limitations.