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Parnell, Inc.
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About Parnell, Inc.
Parnell, Inc. appears on the Alabama Forestry Commission's service provider directory, based in Maplesville, in Chilton County. The Commission compiles that directory from providers who submit their own information to it; a listing is not an endorsement. The directory lists it under Herbicide Applicators (Air), Herbicide Applicators (Ground), Site Prep (Chemical), Site Prep (Mechanical), Timber Buyers/Loggers, Timber Sales, Timber Stand Improvement, Tree Planting (Hand), Tree Planting (Machine) and Whole Tree Chipping.
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* Herbicide Applicators (Air)
* Herbicide Applicators (Ground)
Site Prep (Chemical)
Site Prep (Mechanical)
Timber HarvestingCutting the trees, dragging or forwarding them to a landing, and loading them onto trucks — the physical work of turning standing timber into logs. When you have sold timber, or want to, and need a crew to actually take it off the land.What does this mean? →
Timber SalesHandling the actual sale of your standing timber — finding buyers, getting competitive prices, and closing the deal. When you are ready to sell and want help getting a fair price rather than selling to the first buyer who knocks.What does this mean? →
Timber Stand ImprovementWork that improves the trees you are keeping — thinning crowded areas and removing poor or damaged trees so the best ones grow faster. When your woods are overcrowded or full of low-value trees and you want a healthier, more valuable stand down the road.What does this mean? →
ReforestationGetting a new stand of trees started after a harvest or on open ground, by planting seedlings or managing natural regrowth. After you have harvested, or when you want to put bare or marginal land back into trees.What does this mean? →
ReforestationGetting a new stand of trees started after a harvest or on open ground, by planting seedlings or managing natural regrowth. After you have harvested, or when you want to put bare or marginal land back into trees.What does this mean? →
Whole Tree ChippingGrinding whole trees, tops and limbs into chips on site, usually for a pulp or energy mill. It can turn low-grade wood that no sawmill wants into a saleable product. When a tract has a lot of small, crooked, or damaged trees that would otherwise be left behind or burned.What does this mean? →
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