Robert Ray wrote:
Where I live I usually end up with a lot of brush that needs to be burnt in the fall or early spring. I have an old box spring that I pile the brush on as it accumulates. The air flow underneath the pile helps when I get around to burning it.
Good idea of a way to get the fire going well.
Some fella posted a comment on this board awhile back about how they got rid of brush. I believe he was somewhere in central or south america with a high humidity, warmer climate, etc. but... he said they pile the brush up and then plant vines in the brush. The vining plants overtake the brush pile, increasing the humidity in the pile even more, creating cover for all sorts of critters and basically causing the brush pile to rot away a lot faster. Ultimate product would be great quality soil.