Whether you’re feeding a pot-belly stove, using wood to smoke meat, or keeping a backyard fire going, you must have ample firewood on hand. To keep that wood dry and ready to burn, a firewood rack is ...

Q How much should a cord of wood cost? They are asking $80 for a load that's 4 feet by 4 feet and 18 inches. It sounds like a ripoff. A The cost of firewood is what a person is willing to pay. But, ...

Whether you're planning a quiet fire or a raging bonfire, here's where to stock up on wood for the season. It's the perfect time of year for an indoor or outdoor fire, so where and how to buy firewood ...

Burn wood occasionally and you can tolerate extravagant prices on little bundles at the supermarket. Burn wood more often and you’ll need to buy larger quantities. And as fuel prices continue to ...

Many people who buy cordwood for their home wood stoves admit they do not understand the transfer process. Some dealers talk in terms of a “rick,” a “rank” or a “pickup load.” Others mention a “face ...

I wandered over to George's house to check out the new to him hay elevator which he has repurposed as a firewood conveyor. The conveyor is about 50 years old, but it does the trick. There are some ...

Q. With our mild winters here, I and some acquaintances depend on our fireplaces for warmth if it does get below 50 degrees. What’s the standard in amount of wood one is to get when ordering a cord?

A. Here are some guidelines from New York State Agriculture & Markets. Whether you use it to heat your home or just burn it occasionally in your fireplace, you should be a smart shopper when you ...