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TreeCents is available in 4 regional Editions

TreeCents was originally developed in the Inland West, but forest owners from other regions wanted their own variants. Now TreeCents is available for four distinct North American forest regions.

The Available Forest Region Editions are:

New versions of the 4 US regional editions are being programmed with updated and enhanced tax effects capabilities. Available soon!

TreeCents Program Applicability

As TreeCents evolved with each new regional edition, its project representation flexibility increased. As a result, we upgraded all the preceding regional editions to contain similar analytical features. If you don't know which TreeCents edition to buy, the programming logic and function is now almost the same from region to region.

There are now only four principle differences between TreeCents editions:

(1) each edition has different regionally unique imbedded photos;

(2) different editions have different products that are use different common measurement units; and

(3) imbedded examples of timber yield tables vary significantly region-to-region.

(4) Southern & Northern editions have slightly more severance tax flexibility

In terms of logic, math and forestry format, there is no transitional learning curve between editions. TreeCents' built-in flexibility makes it possible to get by with TC 2.3 (Southern Forests) in the Inland West and TC 2.4 (Northern Forests) in the West coastal forests. We made the state and local tax module generic so that users are able to replicate almost any jurisdiction's timber tax in any edition. The short answer is if you have forest investments in more than one region, you can get by with only the TreeCents regional edition that you'll use most.

DL Poplar 3.0 is a highly specialized timber investment analysis edition that is limited to quick comparisons of short rotation intensive timber culture investments to agricultural crops that might be grown on the same land base.

Making Affordable Analyses Available

With only an inexpensive CD and less than an hour of practice, you can do analyses in minutes that usually take 3 to 4 long hand cranking hours, can stump experts, and normally cost $100’s.

Try TreeCents or DLPoplar today!--Make forestry pay!

Pricing & Ordering

Each TreeCents or DLPoplar CD-R contains: a program file (.xls), a manual (.pdf), a site license for a single user and a read-me start up file.

*By request we can install DL Poplar on your TreeCents CD to save you a bundle on CD and shipping costs. This lowers the DL Poplar price to $19.95 plus any additional tax.

To Order TreeCents by mail send check or money order to:

Forest Econ Inc.

1187 Alturas

Moscow, Idaho 83843

You can also order TreeCents on line:

Our web availability once lagged our analytical capabilities, but now Forest Econ Inc. markets five forest investment analysis programs through our web site. Just click on the "Online Orders" link at the top of this page.

Now that you've heard about TreeCents and have browsed our site to learn more, you can jump right to our order page. Your order is taken on a secure link direct to our server. It doesn't wander about the internet subject to copy or capture.

Our orders are processed daily so we can usually have the right TreeCents in your hands within 4 working days. Another way that we're trying to make TreeCents the quick cheap and easy way to estimate the profitability of your forestry projects.

You can also e-mail orders to: forestecon@moscow.com

Please include this information to register your software:

Your name--Your organization--Your preferred regional edition

Your shipping address including zip code--Your e-mail address

Click here to download a TreeCents purchase order form

Your CD will ship within 3 business days.

If you pay by credit card (Visa or MasterCard only)  we need:

All the software registration data above plus:

Your name as it appears on the card--your billing address--

Your card type--Your card number--Credit card expiration date

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Last modified: 09/05/07