just have to search mills in your area, be sure to contact them first and find out ehat dia and lengths they want and what they accept
Saws and a tractor. If I could just sell it as firewood I would but insurance companies will not cover stoves burning soft wood so it’s worthless for that.
What that they won’t cover a house that you are burning soft wood in? Not many would burn it anyway when we have a good selection of hardwood here. Most soft wood ends up in a big pile in a field and is burned off before planting starts around here.
Wut?
You're going to have to find out on your local market, Spruce is worthless here, and it grows just fine too, just worthless.
Seems like most wood is worthless here unless it’s already made into slabs or boards. One buyer I emailed is not buying pulp wood at all right now. I don’t see much as far as board foot in these trees could be wrong.
I'll agree that spruce isn't worth much for firewood, but if what you say about burning softwood is true, most of the wood heating population of the western half of North America wouldn't have insurance.
My insurance company won’t do it anyway hardwood or no wood. think it also depends on the softwood some are better then others.
What insurance co. Is that?
A lot of insurance companies don’t even cover houses here if you are burning with wood.
What do you mean ever shooed for insurance hard to find one that will cover a wood stove/furnace. Anyway this thread is about selling pulp wood let’s try to keep it that way.
Must be a Canadian thing. Everybody heats with wood around here (basically all softwood) and most have insurance.
I can tell you with complete confidence that that is not the case in rural NE Ohio or in North Idaho.
