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Karin

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  1. How many branches go into 1 m3 of wood chips?

    in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum

    Posted · Edited by Karin

    45 minutes ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

    Maybe if you could give us a picture of the trees so that we might gauge size / age and then the estimations can commence ? 

     

    This is going to be like one of those "guess the number of sweets in a jar" / "guess the horses weight" type discussions....

     

     

     

    I know, I know! ? But there must be somebody out there that can give a rough estimate?! 

    I'm sure I'm not the first wondering about this.... 

  3. How many branches go into 1 m3 of wood chips?

    in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum

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    I know there's no exact answer to this question but is there anybody who can indicate (foto) how many branches are needed to produce 1 m3 of wood chips? I'm currently having my almond trees pruned (aprox 40) and I'm thinking about renting a wood chipper to produce mulch for my garden. Wood chips are very expensive here (Mallorca, Spain) and I was wondering if it would be worth renting a wood chipper. Thanks in advance, Karin

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