>>876028It's also the storage procedure that matters
- Split everything until you have firewood about the size of your arm so water evaporates a bit faster.
- Stack on a raised platform so there's 10 cm of empty space under the stack, this attributes to better ventilation and drying.
- Cover from rain but make sure wind can blow into the stack from the sides.
- Maybe 6-12 months later you will have firewood that burns much, much better than fresh wood AND is not a pile of mold and rot.
