Seasoned Firewood in 4 months or LESS?!

I'm testing the moisture content on a number of pieces of firewood from my inventory to see if its fully seasoned and ready to sell. Much to my surprise some of the wood I've cut most recently is ready to go with moisture reading at 20% or less for poplar, elm and maple.

I've been working to grow my firewood business and if I can season firewood in 4 months or less, this opens up a lot more possibilities for me since I'll be able to get good quality firewood to market a lot faster. I now have over 6 cords of wood seasoning. I wish I had more than 10 cords, but this is where I'm at. Now that I know I can season maple and elm much faster, I'll be looking for more of those trees to take down on my property. Don't forget to subscribe and join us on Facebook, too   / flatcreekoutdoors