Fiber Energy Products Wood Pellets

Fiber Energy Products Wood Pellets

100% Hardwood – Premium Heat Fuel

Fiber Energy Products Wood Pellets are made from natural hardwood sawdust and residual fiber sourced in Arkansas and Missouri, compressed into bagged residential fuel designed for strong performance. They are crafted to deliver steady heat output and lower ash compared to many standard pellet blends.

Typical performance: These pellets have been reported by users to achieve very low ash and smooth burn characteristics—especially in older, well-run production batches. Because they are hardwood-only, they work well in stoves tuned for hardwood feedstock.

Availability: The brand was manufactured by Fiber Energy Products in the U.S., but recent industry news shows the assets were sold to another pellet producer. While some bags may still be available in certain markets, check bag date, storage condition and confirm production batch before buying large quantities.

Status note: As of 2024, the company’s assets were acquired by a larger pellet manufacturer, which means new runs under the “Fiber Energy Products” label may be limited or legacy stock. Buyers should test a small quantity and ensure they are receiving a fresh season bag.

Bottom line: If you’re looking for a hardwood-only pellet fuel with a strong reputation and you find fresh bags in your area, Fiber Energy Products Wood Pellets can be an excellent choice. Just verify stock freshness and that you’re comfortable with possibly limited availability going forward.

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Comments Rating 4.75 (1 review)

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  1. I have a Mt Vernon AE, burning Dry creek flawlessly switched to these. Nothing but problems auger keeps getting jammed, to much ash, burn twice as much. These are junk and should b pulled from the market after reading the reviews.

  2. Hello pellet burners, I bought 3 tons of Fiber Energy pellets. I have been burning pellets for years. This is the first time I have had trouble keeping a fire. Had to modify the burn pot to keep it going. I have the same problems as the others. I will not buy these again. They look like they are made out of pine bark. Of course they are hardwood.

  3. Purchased ten bags of the ULTRA pellets at Bluestem Farm and Ranch in Emporia, Kansas for my Lennox Winslow pellet insert. They were the WORST pellet I have purchased. Found straw in the bags and LOTS of dust and fines. Bought the Premium pellets and thought they were better so bought a pallet full to use. BIG MISTAKE. They burn cold and create clinkers in the burn pot after one or two bags that must be cleaned out for the stove to work right. Pellets are longer than others and have to use a ruler to keep the auger full. Would not suggest buying these pellets.

  4. We bought 3 tons for the winter December 2014, and they are the absolute worst we have ever seen. And like Tim B the bag is full of dust, the pellets are falling apart and for the first time the Harmon is not heating the house. We have had to revert to our furnace.

    Purchased in Nevada, Missouri at Southerlands. Called to have them returned. We are not the first customer to have issues with this the Fiber Energy Product Pellets at this location. What a mess!!!!!!!

  5. I bought Fiber Energy wood pellets from Tractor Supply in Flanders NJ and the pellets are by far the worst pellet I have ever burned in my Harman stove. The pellet bags have weak seals the bags are full of dust and fines. The pellets burn with more than the average amount of ash and form clinkers in the burn pot. When I dumped the bags into the stove hopper it looked like a dust storm in the house. I will never buy them again.

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