Post oak, another species in the white oak group, is the same density as white oak, but is about 10 percent weaker and 20 percent more bendable. The hardness is the same in both. Processing for ...

Post oak’s popularity has put it in high demand, but some wood suppliers may try to pass off white oak, live oak, and even red oak as post oak. Here’s how to tell the difference.

Red oak is on the low end at about $4.50 to $6 per board foot, while white oak costs veer toward $11 to $17.30, depending on the sawing method. It also cuts smoothly and is easy to work with.

The White Oak Initiative hopes to secure 3 million forested acres of white oak trees in the central hardwood region of the U.S. by the year 2032. Cabinet Leader Says Funding Shortfall Stopping ...

Oak (especially American white oak) is far and away the most common type of wood used for making whiskey. However, it is not the only type used.

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