Abstract: This study evaluated soil fertility in a forest utilized for timer production in Daguishan State Forest Farm using the Nemerow method. Soil pH, organic matter, total N, P and K, available N, P, K, Cu, Zn, B and Fe were selected as indicators. The coefficients of variation of these indicators ranged between 5.02%-65.69%. Organic matter content of the studied soil was moderately low with an average of 28.75 g/kg. Similarly, total N and available N were moderate or moderately high with averages of 1.64 g/kg and 135.5 mg/kg, respectively. However, P was very low with an average P₂O₅ content of 0.82 g/kg and an average available P content of 1.5 mg/kg. Average K₂O and available K contents were 23.76 g/kg and 51.8 mg/kg, respectively, moderately low. Soil fertility of the forest could be considered as “nitrogen rich, low phosphorus and moderate potassium”. Trace elements were also variable; available Zn and Fe were 2.03 mg/kg and 32.11 mg/kg, respectively, suggesting moderate levels while available B and Cu were 0.18 mg/kg and 0.41 mg/kg, respectively, indicating low or very low levels. The integrated soil fertility index of Daguishan forest was 0.85. The fertility indices of eucalyptus and pine forests were 0.77 and 0.82, respectively, equivalent to grade Ⅲ, while fir forest had a fertility index of 0.90, equivalent to grade Ⅱ. It was found that soil fertility of the study area was mainly limited by available P, B and Cu.