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DWGH Home Farm Projects Thread

I havent made much progress on habitat stuff yet this year with the exception of some edge feathering to satisfy this years requirement from the EQIP contract.
I can say that the new home construction on the farm is complete (ISH) and we have moved there full time. This has been a huge undertaking but will be great to raise my family here and make maintenance and improvements easier not having to be 15 minutes from our home.
I will share some more pictures when we get settled in.
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Daver

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Tell us more about the cedar beams that you milled please. I will be cutting some fair sized diameter cedars sometime this year and was anticipating milling some of them. But I don't know that I have anything real specific in mind to do with them. So I would be curious to see what someone else has come up with. TIA.
 
Tell us more about the cedar beams that you milled please. I will be cutting some fair sized diameter cedars sometime this year and was anticipating milling some of them. But I don't know that I have anything real specific in mind to do with them. So I would be curious to see what someone else has come up with. TIA.
Long Story short, I had some big a s s cedars in a 3-4 acre section on the back of the farm. Once I saw the quote on the 8x8 timbers I wanted for my big covered patio on the back of the house I got creative. Cut down 32 sticks, limbed and skidded out with tractor and hauled to the amish to mill out for me. Milling cost $600 vs the $13k from a lumber yard (and that was western cedar). I had quite a bit of leftover 1x4's & 6's so I found other uses for it along the way to save some more coin.
 

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