Posted by fergienewbee on April 08, 2008 at 04:59:44 from (75.40.248.147):
In Reply to: Fire Wood Prices. posted by Bruce Hopf on April 07, 2008 at 09:40:57:
Around SW Michigan, wood is selling for 160-180 a cord, seasoned, split and delivered. I'm working on some timber stand improvement and cutting small maples, just right for "city folks" to burn in the fireplace. I have some white oak saw logs that will probably bring more for firewood than timber. And it takes years for those logs to get that big. I hate to cut them, cause they won't be replaced in my lifetime. Plus they're at the ideal accorn producing size for deer, turkeys and squirrels. I have plenty of smaller red oaks, limby walnut, and ash, although with the emerald ash borer it will be hard to sell. Probably just keep it for my own use. I have next year's wood supply all cut--did it last spring--and working on the following year. Want to cut while I still have my health.
Larry
I've always been told a face cord or "rick" is 1/3 of a cord--16"x4x8.
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