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d.n.f.

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Dec 14, 2007
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Nelson BC
My neighbour asked me this and I didn't have a clue.
Can you burn corn cobs in a wood stove (epa)?
He has about quarter an acre of corn and thought he might be able to use the eaten cobs.

I did a quicky search but my puter skills failed to find anything.
 
d.n.f. said:
My neighbour asked me this and I didn't have a clue.
Can you burn corn cobs in a wood stove (epa)?
He has about quarter an acre of corn and thought he might be able to use the eaten cobs.

I did a quicky search but my puter skills failed to find anything.

Corn cobs will burn in a wood stove. But then , won`t most anything?
I would think they would have to be dry like any other biofuel . I`m not sure how much smoke thay produce or how much heat they give off .
In summary I wish you luck.
 
My GARN is rated to burn cobb corn, not just the cobbs. It has pretty high energy content, but must be dry. I am looking into the cost of it right now (which is how I came upon this thread).
 
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