https://theconservativetreehouse.co...his-winter-15-propane-and-13-heating-oil


Wisconsin
The National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA) is estimating it will cost Wisconsin residents more than $1,200 to heat an average home this winter, an increase of more than 17% compared to last winter. [Data Link Here]

Roughly 50% of Wisconsin residents use natural gas for home heating. Natural Gas heating costs are increasing 34% this year (vs last winter, 2021). That’s also a 66.1% increase over the winter of 2020.

Juniper is going for over $170 a cord now, fuel costs getting it out of the woods causing prices to rise.

I'm stocked up for this winter, don't need no natural gas.

Got a friend coming over soon to help with some stuff around here. There's a 30'+/- juniper over by the big garden that needs to come down. That'll give me a couple more days of heat next fall.

I ain't worried about heat...............................but we need some friggen water soon or the well will go dry.

30ft juniper

hahaha

We grow them big out here.

50' somtimes.

80'+ in Ory Gone

https://conifersociety.org/conifers/juniperus-occidentalis/

I'm reserving judgment until I can see what TGP says I should think.

At least we got rid of the mean tweets

How much hurricane relief money will folks in Wisconsin get?

Anyone know?

Enough to buy a stockpile of rototillers?