Cedar Wood Value (Cord)?

This is a difficult question, because your location will mostly determine the answer. This log will have the highest value if it can produce lumber for a mill, to do this is must be cut at least 8ft in length. At three feet in diameter, this log may product a significant amount of clear lumber, making it valuable if you have enough to justify the transportation to a mill. A log truck load could be worth $2000 more or less depending prices in your area, and on the quality of log and the transporation cost. If you are going to sell it as firewood, which it sounds like since you are using the term cord, I wouldn't expect very much, $50-100/ cord, or $25/ton, maybe a bit more if you're doing the cutting and splitting. If you've only got the one log you might just consider putting a "free" sign on it to save the hassle of having to deal with it. If you send it to the dump, for what they call "recycling", which is chipping any wood that doesn't have other value, unless things are very different in your area, you are going to pay them, plus the cost of transport.

Again, I don't know where you are at, so things may be different in your area. Good luck!!!

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Don't listen to anyone who tells you rabbits are boring. And they do not poop everywhere. They can be litter trained just like a cat.But you should get it a litterbox of its own. Use corn cob pellets or recycled newspaper, never use cedar or pine shavings. Rabbits are herbivores... So any plant material ... they will like. Feed pellets and hay every day, and fresh water at all times. Keep the bowls full at all times. I have 2 bunnies, and they like apple peels, and celery the best, but you should always feed a variety to keep it from becoming bored with the food. You need to offer it a chew treat at all times too, as the bunny's teeth grow continually, and if you do not, and the bunny is loose in the house, it will chew on everything. They especially like to chew on electrical cords, and you know what will happen then. I offer mine peach, hack berry or mullberry branches and leaves. If you do not have access to these, then give them the little chew blocks (wood) that they sell at the pet store. Veggies to stay away from are iceberg lettuce (which has no nutritive value)and potato peels (which can kill them). Only feed gaseous causing veggies like cabbage, broccoli and cauliflower in small quantities, as they make the bunny get bloat. Bunnies like them, but these veggies do not like the bunny. In answer to when you should get the bunny, get one today... your male cat will acclimate easier if done while he is still young. It would be smart to keep the cats nails clipped for a while, so they do not inadvertantly harm the bunny while getting to know each other. Also... Keep the bunny's nails clipped as they are diggers, and will ruin your carpet or furniture if not kept blunt, and long nails makes it difficult for them to walk comfortably. If you get a young bunny, it will grow up knowing the cats and have a smoother transition, than if you get an older one. Sometimes, they even think they are a cat too. Or dog as the case may be. Next question, captive bunnies usually live about 6 years. There is good news though, I had one that lived to 9 and 1/2 years. So... the statistics are not always correct. A rabbit does not need vaccinations if kept indoors, except for rabies. And as long as the bunny is a solitary bunny it does not need to be spayed, males do need to be neutered as they start marking territory when they hit puberty, I hope I helped you, if you have any more questions. email me and I will help. If you still want more ideas, like common grasses, weeds or herbs to feed, go to the library and get a book about rabbit care, they are very informative. I did, can you tell? LOL!

How Much Is Cedar Wood

Florida Red Cederwood grown as a seedling from the Ocala national forest for 20 years... And grown in The Inian River area in Florida. How much for a cord?

http://www.state.tn.us/agriculture/forestry/tfbp.p...

says $71/ton.

but

you can get reports for lots of other states through

http://www.globalwood.org/market/market_prices_ame...

You could also contact

http://www.generalpencil.com/

since most pencils are made of cedar.