Bert Cregg, MSU horticulture and forestry professor, wrote this piece for The Conversation, an independent collaboration between editors and academics that provides informed news analysis and commentary to the general public. See the entire list  of articles written by MSU faculty for The Conversation.

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                He buys mainly hardwood. While oak is the dominant species, he also buys walnut, ash, cherry, and maple. He also buys some softwood logs for firewood he sells to people who like to burn it outdoors in a fire pit. All his firewood production is sold seasoned.

Built-Rite Mfg. has become known for numerous innovations in the firewood machinery industry including its patented Multi-Wedge Wood Splitting System and its patented Scissor Clamp design. In addition, the company touts “industry firsts” in a number of other design and product features. Some of these include first machines with a separator grate, first manufacturer to build a compact processor, first live deck with log stops, first machines with block turner in the splitter trough, first machines with flipper tray to hold last block in place, and first machines with auto infeed and auto split, among others. It can be said that an attitude of innovation has been a company hallmark.

"He bought the chipper, tried to get it out all the time," Tom Pipes said. "There were little issues with it and apparently something blew up."

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On the positive side, Christmas trees absorb and store carbon from the atmosphere as they grow, which helps to offset emissions from operations. Carbon represents about 50 percent of the dry weight of the wood in a tree at harvest. According to recent estimates, Christmas tree-sized conifers store roughly 20 pounds of carbon dioxide in their above-ground tissue and likely store similar amounts below ground in their roots.

Blaney was rushed to Cape Cod Hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery to stop the profuse bleeding and close up the wounds on his leg and wounds to his abdomen, according to a post on a GoFundMe campaign. As of 6:30 p.m. Sunday, the campaign had raised just under $2,000. Blaney lost the majority of his left leg as a result of his injuries.

This is essential to optimize the carbon footprint of a real tree. Grinding used Christmas trees and using them for mulch returns organic matter to the soil, and can contribute to building soil carbon. Many public works departments across the United States routinely collect and chip used Christmas trees after the holidays. If local tree recycling is not available, trees can be chipped and added to compost piles. They also can be placed in backyards or ponds to provide bird or fish habitat.

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