based on data from: U.S. Forest Products Laboratory						
Species 	Weight of	Heat	Heat			
	Seasoned	Producd	Producd			
	Cord-lbs	per Cord	per ton			
		M Btu	M Btu			
Hardwoods						
Black Ash	"2,992"	19.1	12.8			 
White Ash	"3,689"	23.6	12.8			
Red Oak	"3,757"	24.0	12.8			
Beech	"3,757"	24.0	12.8			
Blue Beech	"3,890"	26.8	13.8			
White Oak	"4,012"	25.7	12.8			
White Birch	"3,179"	20.3	12.8			
Grey Birch	"3,179"	20.3	12.8			
YellowBirch	"3,689"	23.6	12.8			
Paper Birch	"3,179"	20.3	12.8			
Black Birch	"3,890"	26.8	13.8
Hickory	"4,327"	27.7	12.8
Red or	"2,924"	18.7	12.8
Cherry	"3,120"	20.0	12.8
BlackCherry	"2,880"	19.9	13.8
White Elm	"3,052"	19.5	12.8
AmericanElm	"3,052"	19.5	12.8
Aspen	"2,295"	14.7	12.8
Basswood	"2,108"	13.5	12.8
Cottonwood	"2,108"	13.5	12.8
Apple	"4,140"	26.5	12.8
Hemlock	"2,482"	15.9	12.8
BlackLocust	"3,890"	26.8	13.8
Sugar Maple	"3,757"	24.0	12.8
Eastern	"4,267"	27.3	12.8
Hackberry	"3,247"	20.8	12.8
Boxelder	"2,797"	17.9	12.8
Butternut	"2,100"	14.5	13.8
Softwoods			
White Cedar	"1,913"	12.2	12.8
Eastern	"2,236"	14.3	12.8
Western	"2,236"	14.3	12.8
Ponderosa	"2,380"	15.2	12.8
Tamarack	"3,247"	20.8	12.8
Spruce	"2,100"	14.5	13.8
Black Spruce	"2,482"	15.9	12.8
Jack Pine	"2,669"	17.1	12.8
Norway Pine	"2,669"	17.1	12.8
Pitch Pine	"2,669"	17.1	12.8
Balsam Fir	"2,236"	14.3	12.8
Willow	"2,100"	14.5	13.8