Firewood Storage Trial 

Results can be found here: www.forestenergy.ie/firewood-storage-trial.php My summary: - the 25cm, split and covered reached the lowest water content during the trial period - When storing them in June with 40%, they can be below 15% by the end of September!! - After September the wood seems to absorb moisture again during the winter season. Bringing it inside could help here? - in general the shorter you cut them, the thinner you split them and the drier the place is for seasoning the better they dry, not exactly surprising stuff. - The non-covered ones do not dry that much worse than the covered ones, I'm surprised... Just a few % difference...

Good information about how much firewood dry under the sky and when its covered 🎉

So why didn't you post the actual results of each test? What was the moisture content of each treatment at the end?

Really cool. Lost a lost of weight quickly. Do you have data beyond the first month of seasoning? Is there a way to distinguish seasoning results between rounds / splits / lengths etc?

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Looks like August 2013 was a wet month! Thats about all I learned from the graph.

so..did it rain?