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The Correct way to Season Wood for Firewood?
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<blockquote data-quote="Marine5068" data-source="post: 5877275" data-attributes="member: 43136"><p>I agree that's the best way to season wood for firewood. </p><p>I will add that if you live in an extremely cold winter climate like us in Ontario, Canada and burn mostly hardwoods, Then you may be seasoning your wood longer that the usual one year after splitting and stacking it.</p><p>Some of our Oaks, Elms and hard Hickory or Ironwood may take two years or a little more to season so you may be burning them three years down the road.</p><p>I've burned a lot of hardwood three or four seasons later. I'd try to get it burned by the three year mark though.</p><p>Just keep it dry, off the ground and lots of air and sun on it. </p><p>That's the trick to good firewood.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marine5068, post: 5877275, member: 43136"] I agree that's the best way to season wood for firewood. I will add that if you live in an extremely cold winter climate like us in Ontario, Canada and burn mostly hardwoods, Then you may be seasoning your wood longer that the usual one year after splitting and stacking it. Some of our Oaks, Elms and hard Hickory or Ironwood may take two years or a little more to season so you may be burning them three years down the road. I've burned a lot of hardwood three or four seasons later. I'd try to get it burned by the three year mark though. Just keep it dry, off the ground and lots of air and sun on it. That's the trick to good firewood. [/QUOTE]
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