Origin and variety
Growing location, known variety and available documents. Do not present an uncertain variety as confirmed.
TIMBER AND MARKETING
Paulownia timber:
prepare for harvesting and sale.
Selling requires precise information about your timber and the future buyer’s requirements. Our support helps you review these before harvesting and listing.
Request a proposalWhat a buyer needs to assess
Dimensions and quantity
Lengths, diameters or sections, number of pieces and measured or estimated volume, with the method specified.
Condition and quality
Representative photos, straightness, knots, visible defects and moisture if measured. Acceptance criteria must be agreed with the buyer.
Product form
Standing trees, logs or sawn timber: specify exactly what is offered and what work remains.
Availability and access
Lot location, proposed timing, loading access and known constraints.
Offer terms
Specify the pricing unit, included work and allocation of harvesting, preparation, loading and transport costs.
From planting to a documented offer
Review before harvesting
We review the available tree information and your sales goal. Required characteristics must be clarified before planning preparation work.
Prepare lot information
Collect measurements, photos, location and availability. Clearly distinguish estimates from verified quantities.
Present the offer to the market
You can offer your timber on paulownia.market if its variety and quality meet the target market’s requirements. The buyer then assesses whether the lot suits their needs.
Agree on terms before starting work
Price, lot inspection, preparation and logistics must be agreed between the parties before starting the agreed operations.
PAULOWNIA.MARKET
A marketplace dedicated to paulownia
The marketplace includes timber and plantation listings. It is a separate website from your support account.
Open paulownia.market ↗A sales opportunity, not an automatic buyback
Support and publishing an offer do not guarantee a buyer, timing or price. Any buyback commitment requires a separate agreement.
Compare two timber sale scenarios
Enter your own volumes and price. This compares gross revenue: it does not predict growth or profitability and excludes costs.