This is one of many reasons why I am in a co-op,to recover the...

This is one of many reasons why I am in a co-op,to recover the $9000 per hectare for 3 tree lots on each hectare and at the end lose $15000 at the gate after GTP cut their piece out.Iam not relying on carbon sinking as no body seems to have a definitive $ value,but it is flushing the greedy overseas corporation bastards that have pension fund money from the USA,that's right,-On information that I have been researching Hancocks timber is a US backed pension fund for the citizens of USA.And yet 1st super the forestry and old pulp union fund has to go through the hoops of a toothless ASIC to comply with regulatory control like a little scool kid and yet with the US$ advantage of buyer power overseas interest get a better incentive than you or me.What bull dust,If that is the case I put this proposal to my investors out there and it goes along these lines of regulatory control.
1/ We the growers that OWN the trees on the leased land of defunct GTP pool the cash and buy a big chunk of tree plantations in a viable tree harvesting area.

2/We set it up as an mis funded wood Co-op separate from the trees.

3/In the deal if the wood co-op goes down-bust the trees and the land are automaticlly yours

How so you may ask? Because the land is in trust and has a separate entity

If that is how these dik heds want to run the country then what is good enough for the Gander(young and Co.) then it is good enough for the goose's(tree and cattle investors)

This is full of mistakes above but I would like somebody to go through and see it is possible and check it does not come out like the bus company scenario that was submitted by unknown persons under the XXXX in the parliamentary inquiry in June this year.

P.S> get in and read the submissions what is in there the papers are not printing some of it so hot.
But do not rely on it to save your butts,We are on our own even the the going after KPMG is a waste of time ,money and good energy
I challenge you all get together timbercorp and Great Southern investors and take it over.
Remember you have a lot more options owning the land and put it in this context---- I am time paying for the trees and now I can own the land.Simplistic statement and the devil is in the detail.

with a continual re harvesting it can be some body"s annuity,or value adding using the tree plantations to diversify into other agricultural projects or work in synergy with another entity that has our backing.
There a lot of tree and cattle and crop growers out there that are savy