Yes, you can sell firewood to make extra money, and it can be a practical small business, especially in areas where people still cook with firewood or charcoal. Firewood is in steady demand by households, food vendors, roadside bukas, and sometimes small restaurants. One advantage is that startup costs can be low if you can source firewood locally and legally.

However, success depends on a few things. You need a reliable and legal source of firewood to avoid environmental or community problems. Proper cutting, drying, and bundling make the wood burn better and attract customers. Transportation is also important, since firewood is bulky. Profit margins may not be very high, but with consistency, good pricing, and regular customers, it can provide steady extra income. Managing it well and reinvesting profits can help the business grow over time.