Hows the log sales going now

[htb]

If I bring it down with tractor it will be ....now should I use red or white?

 

How about sparkling rose'

 

Depends if your driving on black, white top or mixed

[richardwale]

Think that could just about be it for this years logs. Slowed right down.

[biggarlogs]

Think that could just about be it for this years logs. Slowed right down.

 

lucky you ,season in full swing here:thumbup:

[gdh]

Hopefully it's not over yet, January and February are usually our busiest time.

 

We had nothing over Christmas but we've done 200-250 cube since new year which is brilliant although as always with good sales we're struggling to dry again.

[richardwale]

Hopefully it's not over yet, January and February are usually our busiest time.

 

We had nothing over Christmas but we've done 200-250 cube since new year which is brilliant although as always with good sales we're struggling to dry again.

 

Big league, that's a lot if wood in less than a month!

[Woodworks]

Dead here but January is often quiet for us as everyone gets stocked up before Christmas and then need more next month, I hope

[richardwale]

I think a lot of folk hold out til Spring with firewood. Time to stock up for winter 17

[william petts]

We've been pretty busy doing 50 bags a week easy. We've also had a week of cold hard frost which I'm very happy about as at least the ground is firm and dry!

[flatyre]

what's a fair price per ton for unprocessed freshly felled wood? hardwood/softwood, roadside/not roadside.

[gdh]

what's a fair price per ton for unprocessed freshly felled wood? hardwood/softwood, roadside/not roadside.

 

If it's in tidy lengths and not too much over 18inch or under 6inch diameter then hardwood is around £40-45 but it will all depend on who's buying.

 

We tend not to buy softwood roadside but I think about 25 would be right, I'm sure someone will correct me though.

 

Delivered in we're averaging 57 for hardwood and 35 for softwood both plus vat.