I will be using my wood chipper heavily this summer and I will be producing a massive amounts of wood chips. This will be willows and alders from this summers project of extending my wildfire protective standoff. I want to best utilize this byproduct.
I already have plans to use them for:
Filling holes around the homestead and trails
Bedding for pathways
Mulch
Composting for future use in gardens
Reducing odor in the outhouses
What other uses would you suggest?
I have a couple soft spots in my half mile long private dirt/rocky driveway. There are two locations where I am thinking of dumping a pick up load and mixing in dirt to help firm up the soft spots. Has anyone tried this? Even with doing this and the other items above, I will still have leftovers which I could simply leave as compost for future use.
I already have plans to use them for:
Filling holes around the homestead and trails
Bedding for pathways
Mulch
Composting for future use in gardens
Reducing odor in the outhouses
What other uses would you suggest?
I have a couple soft spots in my half mile long private dirt/rocky driveway. There are two locations where I am thinking of dumping a pick up load and mixing in dirt to help firm up the soft spots. Has anyone tried this? Even with doing this and the other items above, I will still have leftovers which I could simply leave as compost for future use.