One just needs to fly over BC to understand why so much material comes from their forests its like never ending .. 68k acres just changed hands up on the Olympic penensula for sustainable harvest and carbon off sets.. that one sold for 200 mil. 

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The thing about teak is natural forests are being harvested at a rate of 20 to 1 farmed plantations planted.  

If you plan to invest like this in a taxable account, I would highly suggest doing a bit of research on "tax loss harvesting" and understanding the differences between long term and short term capital gains.  

Then the other thing is Ice wine hard to make anymore as it does not get cold like it did in years past and stay cold long enough to feeze the grapes as they hang they now have to harvest then freeze them in facilities.

That would allow us to harvest the interest float from expenses every month and earn cash back from using credit cards.

IN the woods for logging this was done so we knew what trees we owned and could be harvested..

Growth is best served TRANSACTING properties to HARVEST appreciation/equitable gains for redeployment of those gains (better know as PYRAMIDING). 

So they could be living on the property in a beat up house with a beat up truck that hardly runs and have 1 mil in standing Timber but would not touch it because they dont want to pay cap gain on the harvest.

It is going to take 10 years for that tree to start bearing enough fruit for a meaningful harvest, and you are going to need a few of them to have any meaningful financial benefits. great post, thanks for sharing!