Timber Expo Southeast

“Park-like conditions with little, if any, site prep”

Passionate property owners Lewis and Bill Parker will again host Timber Expo Southeast in Appling County, some 10 miles east of Baxley. As evidenced by these photos, the Parkers take exceptional care of their slash pine plantations. (They also grow pecans.) Since they harvest pine straw annually, they keep their forest looking like a park. This 26-year-old stand, which has been thinned twice, will be clear-cut after the show and converted to a pecan orchard. Tree count is roughly 150 per acre. Average tree height is about 65 feet; average dbh 12-14 inches. Very absorbent, the soil is sandy loam and the terrain is flat to gently sloping.

Except for select tree removal to accommodate tent erection or to spot equipment, trucks, or components, little, if any, site prep work will be required on live or static sites. This means less bother and expense for exhibitors. Due to the nature of the terrain, all of any given site can be utilized.

2009 Exhibitor Guide Now Available

The official 2009 Timber Expo Southeast Exhibitor Guide is now available for download with all the information exhibitors need, including a detailed site map and contact information, plus complete show information to guide your company’s successful Timber Expo Southeast show experience. The Exhibitor’s Guide has everything you need to know about 2009 Timber Expo Southeast, from site selection to set-up and show schedule, plus information on furniture and booth fixtures such as tents, generators and more. Includes detailed descriptions of live harvest sites, and full pricing information for all types of exhibit sites, from large live harvest sites to tent space booths.