There are extremely efficient wood systems available that automatically throttle up/down, you set with a thermostat, and only need to be fed another bundle [edit] of wood once every few days. The ashes are automatically kicked to a can that you empty once a month. It's quite extraordinary how far these systems have come.
A cord is apparently the length of a piece of string. That’s the second ridiculous unit of measure I’ve encountered today - shoe sizes are incremented by in barleycorns.
Cutting and stacking(or picking up/delivered), the space to store it, having to carry it into the house, emptying your ashbox, having to actual start the fire, etc.
Cut/haul, split/stack, move to stove, burn.
I move two cords - about four tons - a year through that cycle - into my house and stuff it into a one foot square hole in the stove. Love it.