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Tue, 5 Mar 2002 11:05:22 -0500
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Re: Smoker Fuel
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Jeremy T Barnes <[log in to unmask]>
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Beekeepers, in the southeast, looking for cheap or free burlap should
try
tobacco farmers. Tobacco used to be put in sheets that are made of
burlap.
These tobacco sheets are about 10' by 10'.  The market has changed over
to putting the tobacco in bales so many farmers have hundreds of old
tobacco
sheets sitting around just taking up space.  All you have to do is cut
the
large sheet into small pieces that you can stuff into your smoker.  This
is
agrivating because the burlap is tough stuff.

Easy to start and smokes good but does not smell that great.
Not sure if these sheets have been treated with anything or not?


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Jeremy T Barnes
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