The Wood Hounds The Wood Hounds

What is the big deal about kilns?  Are we missing something??  Well, today we begin our official deep-dive into the subject matter and speak with Paul Grenier of iDry Systems LLC. iDry is a kiln manufacturer from Barre Vermont.  We will do our best to ask the burning questions and turn up the heat to learn as much as we can about kilns and a new product brought to market by iDry! 
To learn more about iDry kilns please check out their website
https://idrywood.com/

 
For specific inquiries for iDry please contact Paul at his email
paul@idrysystems.com

Dan and Joe spend time discussing a recent Facebook post that garnered widespread angst from the firewood community.  Can't we all just get along?  The duo follows up that discussion by answering questions posed in a very nice email written by a loyal listener. 

Today Dan and Joe talk about how life could be much easier and their business much more profitable if they would actually hire help.  Really?  Wouldn't this just cause more headaches?  Really?  
 
No, seriously.  Really?

Dan and Joe really go off the reservation in today's discussion about the many ways people create their own problems by not controlling their emotions.  In most instances the things in life we all want are attainable if only we could remain focused on our goals and identify exactly what we want.

Dan and Joe revisit their previous episode involving an interview with Laurel Downs of The Nature Conservancy and their national Don't Move Firewood campaign.  The discuss some things that are still "bugging" them about invasive species and how firewood can be an unwitting contributor.  Hilarity ensues! 
 
Please visit www.dontmovefirewood.org for more information and to check out invasive species in your state.  

In this episode, Dan and Joe interview Laurel Downs of The Nature Conservancy and their national educational outreach program, Don't Move Firewood.  Laurel teaches us about harmful bugs and invasive species and how they can hitchhike on firewood and damage healthy forests.  This is a topic near and dear to everyone who camps and who appreciates our forests.
 
Please visit their website
www.dontmovefirewood.org
 
If you have specific questions please email Laurel at
laurel.downs@TNC.org