In 2008 Treehugger farms introduced the debarking of firewood to our operation , in an effort to make firewood a little cleaner the debarker made a difference. The sale of the unprocessed bark from the debarker paid for the cost of running the machine, and it gave the...

We are a USDA approved heat treating facility in compliance with all federal and state laws regarding heat treatment and the movement of firewood. Our facility undergoes an annual renewal process with the USDA to verify heat treatment...

Our kiln dried firewood burns efficiently, producing more heat and less smoke per cord. Our firewood is sourced locally with professional logging crews, that practice sustainable forestry. All of our firewood is hardwood consisting of oak, maple, beech, and...

  How much wood is in a cord? A cord of wood stacked is 128 cubic feet (L x W x H=cf). How much wood should I buy? If you are heating a new home (well insulated) with a new efficient stove, the average home will use approximately 6 cords for the winter. If you...

Store the wood in stacked piles that are covered and off the ground (allow air to pass over the wood to promote faster drying). A wood shed is recommended. Choose a spot where you can easily access the wood from your home. When it’s cold and snowing, you don’t want to...