Simple ways to identify valuable walnut timber on your property and turn unused trees into real profit.

Many farmers in Iowa and Nebraska overlook the value hidden in fence rows, pastures, and storm-damaged areas—especially when it comes to black walnut. Fallen, aging, or unused walnut trees can still carry significant value depending on their size and condition. Experienced black walnut timber buyers can evaluate both standing and fallen timber to determine what can still be marketed for lumber or veneer. Even logs that are no longer suitable for top-grade products may still hold value for secondary markets.
By conducting a quick on-site evaluation, farmers can turn what appears to be waste into unexpected income. Clearing dead or unused walnut trees also helps open up pastures, improve field access, and reduce long-term maintenance issues. Partnering with a professional buyer who handles the cutting, cleanup, and hauling ensures the process is easy, efficient, and profitable—turning unused natural resources into real financial benefit.










