Timber is local. I own land north of you (Massachusetts) that's under state chapter 61 for forest management to harvest timber/firewood. The benefit is that it's taxed at 1/10 normal rate. I have contacted local lumberyards to see what kind of money I'd be looking at to harvest lumber rather than firewood, which I can do for my own use. Their responses over the years are $0 and if I wanted to rent their truck to donate the lumber to them (all my labor), it would cost me $100 a day.
You'll want to research if the property will perc. Our house is in the middle of a bit over 13 acres and is in the only spot on the entire property that perc'd. Don't assume you have building lots.
Also, what's under the property? For me, it's solid granite which meant when my house was originally built, they had to blast in order to create a cellar hole.
I'd actively pursue solar. It's the easiest way to make money back IF (that's a big if) you can find someone willing to lease the property for a farm at a rate that pays your costs and some profit. If you pay $100k for the property and only can get $10k a year from a solar farm and all taxes (property and income) are $15k, you lose.
If lots near the road perc and the property is subdividable (don't assume.....my town makes it a HUGE pain in the ass to do this), and there's a market for building lots, and you can make all of your money back by selling these lots, and you still have one lot for you to gain access to the property, and taxes are reasonable, and you have found a solid way to make money on it, and the town allows thing like a solar farm (again, don't assume this.....the town could say no) then go for it. That's a LOT of Ands, right?