Using a forest productively is not easy. Selective logging is IMHO sustainable, but you need all sorts of equipment for it (and training as otherwise it can be quite dangerous). And if you ask someone to do it for you, then basically there is no profit left. That is why often entire large tracks of forest are felled in one go and then re-planted as this is more or less the only way an forest owner can outsource the work and still make a profit. Of course this is highly damaging to the forest and it basically becomes a tree plantation with little resemblance of a forest afterwards.
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Thank you, a friend of mine told me basically the same so thanks for confirming that's not the way for me!
A food forest maybe?
What exactly do you mean?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forest_gardening
Starting to get popular in the Netherlands, where they often have a social and educational function as well. Tho plots are generally very small. See here for some examples (in Dutch, translate works well ): https://www.voedselbosbouw.org/
This seems really I retesting. How big would something like this have to be to be sustainable for a few people to live off grid?