cord wood

[fatlazyless]

Just noticed that miraclefarmslandscaping.com has green cords of firewood, delivered to Moultonborough or Meredith for $195. Is that a low price and will geen turn to seasoned in about 4-5 months?

[VitaBene]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Just noticed that miraclefarmslandscaping.com has green cords of firewood, delivered to Moultonborough or Meredith for $195. Is that a low price and will geen turn to seasoned in about 4-5 months?

I posted about them above, then called, left a message (2X), no call back. Oh well I will check one of the others above out.

[Dogg]

I just clicked the link posted above for miracleFarms and was brought to the below warning page from google:

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[EZ-Pass]

Try this forum as it gives some answers that have been asked.
http://www.winnipesaukee.com/forums/...ead.php?t=6912

[Slickcraft]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Just noticed that www.mirclefarmslandscaping.com has green cords of firewood, delivered to Moultonborough or Meredith for $195. Is that a low price and will geen turn to seasoned in about 4-5 months?

That is not a bad price for green hardwood cut split delivered. Green hardwood will turn to seasoned in 10 to 12 months if properly stacked and covered. If stacked/covered in a well ventilated and sunny area you could burn it in 5-6 months but it will not burn really well. For such half seasoned wood you need to keep the fire hot and watch for creosote build-up as you listen to the hiss.

[ACutAbove]

If anyone is looking for a cord I will deliver seasoned wood for $250 a cord. I have about 4 left THat price would be for Meredith, Moultonboro,laconia and gilford. Just send me a PM

[CrawfordCentury]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Just noticed that miraclefarmslandscaping.com has green cords of firewood, delivered to Moultonborough or Meredith for $195. Is that a low price and will geen turn to seasoned in about 4-5 months?

Unless you're good at IDing wood species, this may or may not be the answer you want to hear.

Seasoning times vary greatly by species. Since seasoning is the process by which firewood loses its natural moisture content, it stands to reason that naturally wetter wood takes more time.

Ash, for example, has a low moisture content and may be burnt green. Conversely, red oak tends to be moist; and being a tight-grained wood, the moisture takes more time to escape.

So if I'm splitting now (actually I've been set for this winter since last Dec) any ash or dead standing trees would go in this winter's supply. Any oak would be stacked in the 2010-11 pile to get the wood's full potential.

Since most dealers sell "mixed hardwoods" the response to your question is a definite maybe.