WoodlandsTV - Wood as Fuel
How to Fit a Woodburner in your Caravan
Tom Smith explains how to fit a wood burner in your caravan safely.
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Tinder in the Woodlands
Where's Rudolph this time?
While our red nose reindeer hides, Woodland Educator Paul Beadle, explains explains how to find appropriate tinder in the woodlands, he shows how to start a fire without matches, and how to make it last ...
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Woodchip Boiler
Here Clive Jones tells us about the processes of the chip wood fired boiler system his family use with great success on their land at Moonfleet Farm in Dorset. Clive explains how they manage their coppiced woodland and how the efficient wood chip boiler system supplies the heating and hot water for the farm house and cottage using waste wood fuel, hedge cuttings and prunings from the farm.
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Sustainable energy from woodlands
http://www.woodlands.co.uk Sustainable energy? Renewable sources of energy from woodlands? By managing forests to provide fuel and building materials we can create a sustainable environment. Matthew Woodcock from the Forestry Commission illustrates the benefits of wood as a fuel with help from a poster. This eductional tool shows sources of wood such as upland woodland, fast growing willow ,coppice management, and community woodland to name a few. He also shows how logs can be used for timber buildings and the offcuts for wood chip heating. It includes a section showing children at school learning about the carbon cycle whilst also being kept warm by a wood chip boiler.
Seasoning, cutting & transporting firewood
Top tips from woodland owner Mike Pepler to save time, effort, and money preparing logs and firewood.
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Efficient wood burning stoves for firewood
http://woodlands.co.uk The latest next generation wood burning stoves are over 90% efficient and look good too. If you are thinking of installing a wood burning stove then find out more. They come in a variety of designs with some being more efficient than others. Some wood burning stoves can revolve and would look good in the most modern of homes. Anglia Fireplaces demonstrate their use.
Woodchip Heating Using Chestnut Coppice
Sweet Chestnut coppice makes a useful fuel as woodchip.
David Saunders shows how wood chip is fed into the Aero Max 50kw boiler at Flimwell. http://woodlands.co.uk
Fuel From Your Woodland – seasoning fire wood
Wood makes a great fuel for heating your house as it's sustainable. Professor Julian Evans shows us his log pile and talks about the species of wood which burn well.
Grants for wood burning – using logs for firewood
Following our earlier programme, Gillian Alker from the Forestry Commission discusses the range of grants available, transporting wood for fuel, and smokeless zones. For more information see http://forestry.gov.uk and http://woodlands.co.uk
Wood For Fuel – renewable energy
Wood for fuel is a sustainable, renewable resource. Gillian Alker from the Forestry Commission talks about logs, wood chips, pellets and seasoning wood. For more information see http://forestry.gov.uk/england-woodfuel