Investors are buying up vast tracts of timberland across U.S. in one of market's longest-term bets
Timberland managers buying for pension funds and other institutional investors can wait decades for returns, but the market can also be a profit trap.
CNBC reports: Timberland managers buying for pension funds and other institutional investors can wait decades for returns, but the market can also be a profit trap.
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