First pic is likely Mulberry. Second pic is soft maple. Third pick looks like maybe Cherry. Hard to say without seeing the end grain. Whut’d I...
Swing that extra 1.3 pounds around on 16-20” logs all day and get back with us with a report how it treated ya. As mentioned that doesn’t even...
I was there. It was a good talk. I’ve been using Biochar for years. It’s good to start seeing it get some more traction in the tree care industry.
With respect this is not entirely true. Biochar is different from charcoal even without the bacteria. The major difference is it’s lighter and has...
Yeah his process is a little on the convoluted side. You can simply mix the biochar with composted manure and top dress the area you want to...
you’re not wrong that a forest fire can be good for the soil. A forest fire turns everything to ash though. It burns too hot. While ash is good in...
looks like I forgot to embed the video in the above post… [MEDIA]
I typically only need kindling for a half dozen fires a season. The only time I usually need kindling is if we go away for a weekend or similar...
That’s not waste. Turn it into black gold! Biochar (a form of activated charcoal) is easy to make with just a 55 gallon burn barrel. I make it out...
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The uncrating.....
Manager down at the bunny ranch;)
Likely… and reported:rofl: :lol:
Don’t be a tease :sherlock:
Last time I checked you and Scott are both pretty experienced.:yes: I’ll try and make it though bud!
Man sounds like a blast! I’m a solid maybe at this point though.
Yeah I probably wouldn’t do it either if the taps weren’t a couple hundred yards from my evaporator and easy access. I’m in the same boat as you...
I haven’t noticed any buckets or signs around here yet. It’s early but the week after looks like prime sugar weather starting Friday, so I’m going...
Not really a ton of snow. I’m fortunate in that almost all my maple taps are along our dirt road.
Probably looking like next weekend for me. It’ll be around 75 taps.
