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What signs do firewood exhibit when it is dry enough to burn well? Does the
bark start coming off? What about species where the bark is tenacious? I cut some FRESH fruit trees this past summer, and I KNOW it won't be ready before next fall, but I was wondering how to select pieces of wood from my big pile by just looking at it. When we go to recover wood, we take freshly fallen wood, as well as downed wood that has already aged, and the bark is coming off. We try to select the stuff where the bark is coming off, but not so old that there is any insect activity going on, like wood ants, or such, or any rot. Steve |
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