Combined threads on firewood

[SwampDonkey]

I know a couple of brothers producing firewood with a processor. They said they put up about 400 cords a year. The wood is cut in winter months. I bought my wood from them this year because I couldn't get the wood trucked.  Most loggers complain about the truckers complaining. ;D ;D

[Rockn H]

We used to haul some firewood to texas.  We always used 6" shrink wrap.  Had two 2x4 frame in the shape of a u about 12" apart and just wrapped the 12" of wood in the middle.  It was pretty fast but I imagine throwing it in a bag would be faster.  Although shrink wrap is pretty cheap. ;)

[Maurice Wilson]

I posted this question awhile back and I learned about Farber bags. This seems like a good place to go with, except for the fact that the most suitable bag for firewood is their onion bag. The onion bag is a little longer and wider than I expected. Is there any other companies that someone knows of that has other size bags of similar material? I've seen a few gas stations now thar are selling firewood in these bags but I have had no luck finding out where the bags come from.

The plastic wrap bundles aren't showing up as often as they used to. Is the trend switching to the burlap/mesh type bags?

Dale

contact Bag Supplies Canada in Stratford Ontario, they supply net bags of many sizes and colours for firewood.

[Magicman]

Welcome to the Forestry Forum, Maurice Wilson.   

[geoffy]

Second bag supplies!