That’s a good one, you can also se our Alfacast with Billy Bond who goes over his composting process to clean the soil of micro-contaminants

I think I just found an answer. https://solari.com/rebuilding-our-soil-with-pat-miletich/

Many years ago in the US South where I live, most fences were made of old cedar trees. They lasted forever it seemed. And, of course back then every farm had lots of trees on their land, including cedars. Just a thought to share.

Use metal T-bars and wire through them to keep berry canes off the ground. If you want to use wood posts, use black locust if you can get it, second would be cedar. Everything will degrade eventually as is necessary in the cycle of life.

Hiya, I’m just a learner but I’ve just bought some untreated cedarwood raissd planters as cedarwood is supposed to be naturally resistant to both insect damage and rot and having done a quick Google it looks like cedarwood fence posts exist in the world too 😊 though you’d have to make sure they’re not tanalised/pressure treated. I guess there… Read more

I too wouldd love to know!