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Starting A Tree Farm

Starting A Tree Farm - Growing Trees For Profit - Tree Farming. Christmas trees are in great demand - you can easily grow trees for profit, if you know how. Many other types of trees as well - saplings, decorative trees, fruit trees, etc. The ebook, Money Does Grow On Trees gives you an expert's advice on everything you need to know!

Start A Tree Farm - Growing Trees - Farming Trees. Grow trees that quickly sell for 100 times the money you have invested in them. Make one hundred times your money, starting a tree farm - Christmas trees are needed every year! Great Guide To Starting Up A Tree Farm, called -  "Money Does Grow On Trees"

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Are you interested in growing trees which quickly sell for up to 100 times the money you have invested in them?

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Why special crops such as trees are in such great demand -- and why they command princely prices.

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How little start up money it takes to begin; your present financial condition is no barrier.

How to sell trees at a profit.

How to start a business quickly and easily using logical, step-by-step methods.

How to make sure the sucess you achieve is permanent and helps you enjoy life.

The same amount of information would cost thousands of dollars if you took college courses or employed a consultant.

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Take a bough: a list of area Christmas tree farms
B&T Tree Farm, 1125 Fintville Road, Versailles. Limited supplies of Scotch and white pine, Norway spruce, Douglas and concolor fir. Starting at $25. ...
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Rogers Tree Farm continues to support Salvation Army Christmas Baskets
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Buttenschon Tree Farm, 9663 Luke Road, Marcy. 865-4849. 3 to 5 pm Thursday-Friday; 9 am to 5 pm Saturday-Sunday starting Nov. 27. ...
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Starting A Tree Farm Books 

How to Make Money Growing Trees

How to Make Money Growing Trees

by: James M. Vardaman

Amazon Price: $128.25 (as of 11/28/2009) Buy Now

The Woodlot Management Handbook: Making the Most of Your Wooded Property For Conservation, Income or Both

The Woodlot Management Handbook: Making the Most of Your Wooded Property For Conservation, Income or Both

by: Stewart Hilts, Peter Mitchell

Amazon Price: $16.47 (as of 11/28/2009) Buy Now

Five Acres and Independence: A Handbook for Small Frm Management

Five Acres and Independence: A Handbook for Small Frm Management

by: Maurice Grenville Kains

Amazon Price: $27.75 (as of 11/28/2009) Buy Now

Working with Your Woodland: A Landowner's Guide (Revised Edition)

Working with Your Woodland: A Landowner's Guide (Revised Edition)

by: Mollie Beattie, Charles Thompson, Lynn Levine

Amazon Price: $25.15 (as of 11/28/2009) Buy Now

Christmas Trees: Growing and Selling Trees, Wreaths, and Greens

Christmas Trees: Growing and Selling Trees, Wreaths, and Greens

by: Lewis Hill

Amazon Price: $10.36 (as of 11/28/2009) Buy Now

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Real Christmas Trees 

Whether you are concerned about the environment or simply want your family to experience a traditional Christmas tree, you will want a real Christmas tree. There are three basic ways to purchase a real Christmas tree:

(1) at a Christmas tree lot;

(2) cutting your own tree in the forest or at a Christmas tree farm or plantation; or

(3) buying your tree on-line. Each way has its own unique advantages and disadvantages.

Christmas Tree Lots

Push the kids into the family van and head for the local Christmas tree lot. Hopefully, the weather will be agreeable, the crowds will be manageable and you can find a beautiful tree at just the right price.

However, BUYER BEWARE. Retail Christmas tree lots usually order their inventory well in advance and may end up with trees that have been cut in late October or early November. To maintain the appearance of freshness, some retailers resort to spraying their trees with green paint to hide the dried out needles.

There are several ways to check whether the tree you would like to purchase is fresh. One way is to bend the needles. If they break, the tree is excessively dried out. Another approach is simply to shake the tree to see if the needles will fall. If too many fall, the tree may be too dry.

Pricing at a tree lot is another challenge for a buyer. Avoid the tree lots that have not already priced each of their trees. Too often, an unscrupulous tree lot sales person will size up their customer before giving a price.

Cutting Your Own Tree

Who hasn't fantasized about heading deep into the forest to find the most perfect of all Christmas trees? Such is still possible, but one will first need to buy a Christmas tree cutting permit from the USDA Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management. The permits range in price from typically $5 to $15 dollars per tree.

Before heading out, make sure that you check the weather and that you take winter safety gear with you such a tire chains, shovels, flashlights and blankets. Dress warmly and know where you are at all times. In addition, familiarize yourself with the applicable rules for tree cutting in National Forests. Failure to do so could result in significant fines of $5,000 or more.

If you do not live near a National Forest, but you would still like to have your family experience the thrill of cutting your own Christmas tree, look for tree farms/plantations in your area. Many tree farms will let you select and reserve your tree well in advance of Christmas. Then, before Christmas, you can cut your tree without concern that someone will beat you to. The result is a guaranteed fresh Christmas tree.

Use your local telephone or business directories to locate Christmas tree farms or plantations near you.

Purchasing On-line

For those who do not fancy themselves as Paul Bunyan heading off to the forest with an axe thrown over your shoulder or do not relish spending a cold, blustery Saturday afternoon slogging through slush at local Christmas tree lot, on-line purchases may be the answer. According to the National Christmas Tree Association, on-line purchases of real Christmas trees is growing at an annual rate of between 25 to 50%.

On-line purchasers are looking for convenience, quality and freshness. On-line purchases are a hassle-free, timesaving approach to enjoying a traditional Christmas.

Of course, to locate the perfect tree on-line, you start with an internet search using your favorite search engine. Key words to search include: "fresh Christmas trees", "real Christmas trees" and "on-line Christmas trees".

Which ever approach to buying a real Christmas tree you choose, enjoy the season and have a Merry Christmas.

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Buying Christmas Trees Online 

Online purchases of real Christmas trees are growing at an annual rate of 25 to 50%. Who are these purchasers? Why have the chosen to buy their Christmas trees online? The following are some of the many reasons why someone buys a real Christmas tree online.

CONVENIENCE, CONVENIENCE, CONVENIENCE. For many purchasers of real Christmas trees, the overriding motivation for buying anything online, including real Christmas trees is CONVENIENCE. These purchasers prefer to point, click and purchase sitting in front of their computer in their warm, cozy home rather than facing nasty weather, large crowds, unscrupulous tree lot salesmen, and the trials of loading a tree on your car top to get it home. The convenience factor is a significant reason why city dwellers without cars, individuals who have limited mobility because of physical challenges or age or those who live in remote locations without easy access to a Christmas tree lot purchase real Christmas trees online.

FRESHNESS AND SAFEY. Many online purchasers of real Christmas trees know that the freshest trees are ones either they cut themselves from a Christmas tree farm or a forest tree farm OR real Christmas trees purchased online. Real Christmas trees purchased online usually arrive at the front door of the purchaser within 3-5 days after they have been cut. This is a far cry from the 4-6 weeks for trees on most Christmas tree lots. A freshly cut Christmas tree is a much safer Christmas tree. For example, Tannenbaum's, an online retailer of real Christmas trees, is committed to sell premium Christmas trees and have them cut and shipped with 2-3 days of the purchase.

FRIENDS OF THE EARTH. The purchase of a real Christmas is a much more eco-friendly decision than the purchase of an artificial tree. One study conducted in Sweden concluded that a real Christmas tree grown in natural surroundings was 5 times more environmentally compatible than an artificial Christmas tree (see the Swedish Institute for Air and Environment). Real Christmas trees contribute to the well-being of the planet by producing oxygen during their growing years unlike artificial Christmas trees which produce toxins and carcinogens during the manufacturing process. When Christmas is over, real Christmas trees can be recycled and do not end up permanently cluttering the world's landfills. Several websites, such as Earth911 are available to help individuals find recycle centers for real Christmas trees

PRICE. When you add the investment of time, out-of-pocket expenses and the tree lot prices, the price of real Christmas trees purchased online is comparable to or better than to the price of similar real Christmas trees purchased many tree lots and Christmas tree farms.

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