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          Global Forestry Updates                            government policy, product prices and cost inflation, said

                                                             the report.
          The value of UK commercial forestry market surges in   Xander Mahony, head of forestry investment for Tilhill
          2025                                               Forestry, said: “Forestry and farming have often been slightly
          The UK Forest Market Report 2025, published by Goldcrest   uncomfortable bedfellows in the rural space. Today, there are
          Land & Forestry Group and BSW Group’s Tilhill Forestry,   perhaps more pressing shared challenges than the relatively

          showed a 50 percent uplift in commercial forestry listings in   minor skirmishes between us.”
          2024, according to ttjonline.com.                     The total value of the commercial forestry market was
            In 2025 the report also focuses on exploring the dynamics   £140 million. This is lower than the listings from 2020 to
          between farming and forestry and their shared challenges in   2023  which  reached  approximately  £200  million each  year,
          a tough economic climate.                          but higher than in the years preceding the pandemic and 50
            Farmers and foresters may not be in the same boat,   percent higher than 2024.
          but they are in the same storm, said forestry experts at the   A total of 9,200ha were listed on the market, 70 percent
          launch of the report.                              up on 2024 with just four listings accounting for half of the
            Communication and collaboration on land use were key as   total area. The average price per stocked hectare was £19,200,

          forestry and farming faced “common uncertainties” including   up three percent.







































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