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Originally Posted by dpg
With so many people seemingly out there "begging" to buy it why don't suppliers just ramp up their production? Guess it's not so easy I'm sure but it seems like their missing the boat and missing out on some good money. Is the problem simply a shortage, just lack of "dried" wood or what? Guess I don't totally understand. Are suppliers also "tree people" so when tree work slows down does their supply slow down???
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Green wood is almost always readily available, but since real seasoning takes a couple years, there's less of it available. And most wood sold as seasoned isn't--it's usually only a few months old or the logs sat outside for a year before being split.
Unless paying full boat for kiln dried, burners are better off ordering green way ahead of time and use when necessary--this winter looks like it might be cheaper to use oil.
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