Carleton-Victoria 

Wood Producers Association

The Carleton-Victoria Wood Producers Association was established in 1975 by a group of concerned woodlot owners, logging contractors and truckers who were seeking to work together to obtain fair access and treatment in the forest products market. 

In 1978, the Association decided to hold a plebiscite to form the Carleton-Victoria Forest Products Marketing Board. The Marketing Board concept would give more legislated authority and structure for the group to carry out negotiations with the various forest industries and form contracts for the sale of primary forest products. 

Since their incorporation, the Board and Association have developed many services targeted towards woodlot owners, logging contractors, and truckers in the Carleton and Victoria counties area of New Brunswick in order to assist with the effective forest management on private woodlots in the two counties.

What We Do

We are a non profit organization, dedicated to helping private woodlot owners in Carleton and Victoria counties.

Our Vision

Our organization is committed to encouraging the management of private woodlots. Our goal is to manage a forest for land owners. Most private woodlot owners want the forest managed for its highest economic value but at the same time maintaining forest values including wildlife habitat. Harvesting and thinning can increase the long term economic value of a woodlot. Our principle is to have a productive and healthy forest to pass onto future generations.

Services

We offer many services for our members and land owners to help manage and harvest their land. Silviculture, Timber Cruises, Boundary Maintenance, Road Location/Block Layout and more.

  • Provide a detailed account of harvest receipts

  • Allow for protection of any special sites that are found on the woodlot

  • Provide landowner training in areas such as “Best Management Practices”, GPS Navigation and Selling Stumpage

  • Provide habitat management for multiple species ·

  • Provide land management that conforms to the Pan Canadian Certification System

  • Incorporate harvest practices that conform to The Master Logger Certification Program

  • Assure the landowner that their property is being managed by competent professionals

A PROPERLY MANAGED WOODLOT:

  • Generates sustainable levels of income

  • Protects natural features

  • Encourages wildlife habitat

  • Provides clean drinking water

  • Limits losses due to forest insects and diseases

  • Enhances recreational activities

  • Complies with local Acts and Regulations

  • Allows intergenerational transfer of the property

  • Allows for the development of non-timber forest products

  • Well-marked boundaries
  • Standing wood volume estimate
  • Identification of silvicultural needs
  • An account of forest health and vigor
  • Identification of insect or disease problems
  • Professional harvest monitoring
  • Professional bridge and culvert installation by a certified installer
  • Protection of natural features
  • Tax breaks on Intergenerational transfer of property

News & Updates

CV Forest Products Marketing Board Annual Meeting

Yes, Two Annual Meetings this year!!! The Annual Meeting of the CV Forest Products Marketing Board will be held on Thursday, September 12 at the Marketing Board Office at 6:30 pm. The main item on the agenda will be the presentation of the Annual Report. Coffee and doughnuts will be...

CV Wood Producers Association Annual Meeting

THe Annual General Meeting of the CV Wood Producers will be held on Tuesday September 3 at the Perth Andover Legion. Supper this year is a pig roast, with fried chicken for those who do not eat pork. We will start serving at 5 pm. THe Business meeting will start at 6 pm. A priority on the agenda...

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CV Wood Producers

 151 Perkins Way
Florenceville, NB
E7L 3P6

Call Us:

(506) 392-5584 or
(506) 392-6997    

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