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So its like southern beef prices then? Empty shelves at peak prices but down for the grower. Something in the middle doesnt make sense. Like every other covid anomoly.
With money dilution....future dollars are worth less.
Depressed prices would be an understatement. The 2 verso pulp mills north of me that just about everyone hauls to has shut everyone off until end of September at least. They put most on quota starting in July. Bolt prices dropped 20-30 dollars a cord and everyone is full. Sawlog prices are half of last year and no verneer market for anything. I sure hope things turn around fast. I have lots of wood to cut this fall and winter.
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