In all fairness the tomb has poor air flow
I suppose you could always just keep on processing oak and let people know that it’s a little bit wet still when they go to buy it. Processing it...
“You saw the split face…… No you’re are a believer“. -The Monkeys
End of the month. No complaints, it was pretty good deal.
You just made me hungry.
[ATTACH] Almost at the end of my state forest cutting permit privileges. Got a pickup load of ash and white oak today. The oak was about 20-22”...
I’ve been scrubbing up with soap and water and face cloth after likely PI exposure. I saw a video that says that if you scrub up fairly vigorously...
Good on you for doing what you do. Definitely think about some of the caution some are throwing your way. That’s a lot of hand splitting. You’re...
Dry summer in CT for sure.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Came late to a Facebook posting for some Locust. Ended up with mostly branches which are mainly small diameter and pretty...
Cool info. In coastal CT, the lowest I’ve seen on a fresh split of wood was 16%. This was on a small split of locust about 8 inches long. I mostly...
Glad you’re good brad. SE corner got a good day of rain only.
I don’t see many at all. Only here and there. I’ve had a very small bit as firewood a while back. Unfortunately I don’t recall how it burned. I’d...
Good carp fishing can be had if you find an overhanging mulberry tree over a lake. When the berries are present and falling, the carp eat them...
Locust can really stand the test of time. Hiking this evening I spotted some old barbed wire along a rock wall. Appeared to have been held up by...
Yes, big mystery, haha. If it can exist on the internet, life in farmland is pretty genuine. Some of the other channels, wow. One big commercial.
Life in Farmland is a great firewood resource, in my opinion. The videos are very content driven versus pushing a product or showing off toys.
Random thought here. I’m guessing that most of us like to check out firewood videos online. I know I do. There is almost an unbelievable amount of...
You must be on cloud nine after successfully processing all the good stuff. 199 years. That takes us back to 1821. No cars, no phones, Abe Lincoln...
That’s one heck of a score, good work brad!
