I kinda have an idea but until I become more seasoned (no pun intended) at burning, I figure I'll ask the pros.
I am going into my 2nd season. I have 12 cord c/s/s and just picked up about another cord of ash still in logs.
The 12 cord are like this:
8 cord of red oak c/s/s in jan/feb
1 cord of maple c/s/s in march
2 cord of ash/locust c/s/s july/aug
and hopefully I can get that new ash c/s/s this weekend.
Thats why they call it Labor Day, so I can labor
I guess burn the maple, then the ash/locust then the new ash and then tap into the oak.
Hopefully I can squeeze by with only burning a cord of oak.
Then I'll almost be ok by winter 13/14 with 7 cord of 2 year old oak.
But I need to stock up, even more, now
I am going into my 2nd season. I have 12 cord c/s/s and just picked up about another cord of ash still in logs.
The 12 cord are like this:
8 cord of red oak c/s/s in jan/feb
1 cord of maple c/s/s in march
2 cord of ash/locust c/s/s july/aug
and hopefully I can get that new ash c/s/s this weekend.
Thats why they call it Labor Day, so I can labor
I guess burn the maple, then the ash/locust then the new ash and then tap into the oak.
Hopefully I can squeeze by with only burning a cord of oak.
Then I'll almost be ok by winter 13/14 with 7 cord of 2 year old oak.
But I need to stock up, even more, now