Kendrick Forest Products buys standing timber. We pay for our timbers in full prior to harvesting unless the landowner prefers otherwise. We have a large market for veneer logs and lumber logs. Our logging crews are trained to safely harvest timber by notching, hinge cutting, and using directional felling as well as wearing personal protection wear ensure safe removal of your quality timber.

Kendrick Forest Products has two staff logging crews that harvest the timbers to meet customer expectations. Maintaining a close relationship with the end user plays a major role in the marketing and sale of the logs. Logs poorly manufactured, cut at the wrong length or in the wrong species can have a major impact on the price and the ability to sell. Kendrick Forest Products works closely with our logging crew and customer base to ensure the customer gets the product they desire and the landowner gets the price they deserve.

There are over 100 million board feet of trees harvested in Iowa annually. The annual rate of re-growth as reported by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is 150 million feet. Proper forest management will increase the value of your timbers by periodic income through timber sales, healthier trees and improved wildlife.

If you have trees for sales, please contact us with the following information:

1) Location of timbers
2) Number of acres
3) Approximate number of trees and size of trees

Contact Tim Kendrick, Dick Elledge or Jim West

	Tim Kendrick 563.419.1277 President, Timber Buyer Tim has 30 years of timber experience as a buyer of standing timber and cut logs. He also has many years of experience in cutting and skidding trees.
	Dick Elledge 563.419.1271 Timber Buyer Dick has 25 years of timber experience as a buyer of standing timber and cut logs. He also has many years of experience in cutting and skidding trees.
	Jim West 563.419.1796 Timber Buyer, Forester Jim has 15 years of timber experience as a buyer of standing timber and cut logs. Jim graduated from Vermillion College with a degree in Forestry and Wildlife. He is also a NHLA Lumber Inspector.