If you mean trees. The wood needs to dry out slowly for a few months up to a year for thicker logs. For thicker branches/logs (3" diameter or larger) coat the cut ends with wax or primer paint to slow the drying and prevent cracking or checking.
I was told by the Dept of Forestry that the rule of thumb is 1 year for every 12" in diameter to be considered "dry" enough to use for firewood or lumber.
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If you mean trees. The wood needs to dry out slowly for a few months up to a year for thicker logs. For thicker branches/logs (3" diameter or larger) coat the cut ends with wax or primer paint to slow the drying and prevent cracking or checking.
I was told by the Dept of Forestry that the rule of thumb is 1 year for every 12" in diameter to be considered "dry" enough to use for firewood or lumber.