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How much firewood do you process - M3 ?


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I am sure many on the Forum are interested to learn what numbers others are producing in the industry and I havn't seen this question posted for a while - so here we go.

 

How many cubic metres of firewood did you process in the last 12 months ( reasonable guesstimates please! ) Softwood and Hardwood figures would be a bonus - Thanks

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Round this way lots of V. small producers turning out < 100 m3 per annum. This of course adds up to 1000's of m3.

 

In addition I tend to think that as this as a very rural area, a huge number of people who burn wood have access to their own and Farmers also sell a surprising amount of mainly green wood to local people.

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