One Farm Makes Firewood a 'Blazing' Success | Maryland Farm & Harvest

When father and son Scott and Roman Braglio of Braglio Farms in Randallstown started selling unwanted trees as firewood, neither could have predicted how popular it would become. Now their operation has grown significantly, and they turn out loads of wood to keep Maryland homes warm each winter. See how firewood is cleaned, dried, and packed, and see how some even makes it under the grill at their farm-to-table restaurant, the Woodstock Inn.

Episode 806

[TheTorkerman]

Nice to see a great Australian splitter in Action. REX-600

[stanfordsmodernhomestead]

Very informative show. Love the farm to table concept and the firewood production effort.

[stanfordsmodernhomestead]

Great show. Love the farm to table concept and the fire wood production segment. Oh and the mead sounds great. Will have to try sometime.

[Kitchenwills]

Now that is a firewood operation! Meanwhile, I'm over here with a 8lb maul like a pauper.

[guyfaux]

If local authorities somewhere don't allow firewood because of carbon emissions, you can always sell that stuff for hugelculture. I'm not kidding.