The prime softwood out here for fuel is probably Doug fir, western larch is a near match. Both need to dry and be stored out of the wet to keep best. But neither will rot out like maple or alder if left to the weather.
Long as you take the time it needs.
Personally, I never burn wood cured less than 2 years from green, natural drying like Stephen speaks of. But I'm not in the biz of selling...that can put a different color on it.
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