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Price per cord?

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  1. CGM40

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    What is the average price per cord of green and seasoned firewood? In my area I have seen anywhere from $75 for a full cord of mixed wood "seasoned" for 6 months, to around $170 a full cord of mixed hardwood.
     
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    125 to 200, but I can guarantee that it was just split for that price!
     
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  3. Jack Straw

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    Averages $180 for mixed hardwood.
     
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    we see prices around here of 150 -300
     
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    Fresh split during the summer round here $150 and seasoned, or so called seasoned $200 for mixed
     
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    Price and True cost are very likely different as you probably won't know how much you get until you get it stacked!
    Gary
     
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    $250-300 per cord in this area c/s and not fully seasoned. Delivery Extra.
     
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    $150 per cord here average.
     
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    A full cord around us seasoned 6 months is around 200 to 225 mixed seasoned is around 150 to 180.
     
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    Full cords here only, by law in this state. Few people here sell green wood, and when they do they get an earful on CL. They usually want $150-200 for it. Seasoned here is usually one summer/6 months, $175-225 for fir, and $250-300 for hardwood, delivered. I get 2 year barn dried Doug fir for $175 delivered, which is about as good as you can get here.
     
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    $120 cord for oak, mixed hardwood is usually about $95. Picked up. Its all green.:tree:
     
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    $200 to $250.
    "Seasoned" well, not sure there's any sellers with that here.
     
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    $225 and up
     
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    I thought that you were gonna sell seasoned wood for $500 a cord on demand to drive-by Ore-gone-ians?
     
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    Also there has to be some secret to seasoning birch that eludes me. That stuff seems to be more suited for growing fungi here.
     
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    Yep;
    birch is similar to maple, it'll get moldy quick, sugar in the wood feed the mold & it grows fast.

    Gotta get it split & stacked reasonably quick. (Dead trees are already punky.)
    I do 1 year uncovered, 12" space between the 2 rows. (if it gets rained on a lot, it''ll start growing mold & get punky in 1 summer)
    Trick is to "Top cover " if more rain than dry days. Top cover only, space between the top cover & the wood, nothing on the sides, pallets on top then a tarp works.
    Mine then goes to the wood shed for 2 years before burning.

    The wood shed was a big key for me being able to store it a few more years.
    It has time to dry.
    Even winter cut birch is real wet. Get it split & stacked & top covered ASAP, the quicker the better.
     
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