Too bad you don't have access to a tractor with forks, that would speed things up considerably.
Hackberry isn't bad but I'd leave it unless you get all the Locust. Apples and oranges.
No way I could find enough straight/uniform poles to build one. But I sure like it.
It seems that everyone who owns an Echo likes it. I know I do.
None of your pics are showing up, at least for my laptop Mac.
Looks like it. The heart wood should still be excellent. I'd CSS and top cover ASAP.
Good idea, I'll try that. You are cooling your house at night already? I'm still building 2-3 fires a week, most are burning full tilt.
Sycomore is the ashiest I've burned. And very fluffy, likes to fly.
Because our chickens free range on 10 acres every day, I let new chicks get about a month old before I turn them into the flock. Not sure if that...
There will be some pecking to reestablish pecking order. Here's what I do, not sure it helps much: I usually put the new chicks in a wire cage, on...
Why didn't I do it sooner? I ask myself the same question. I grew up burning the way grandpa did, it "worked" so why change. Now I'm 5 years...
This is your best bet :yes:. Just keep adding to your stash until you are 1,2,3.... years ahead. If you can do it in one year, even better....