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Default turning green Mulberry?

A neighbor brought me a couple of fresh cut mulberry branches yesterday... 5 or
6' long, 6 or 8" diameter...
I made a sample cut in one piece and it dripped white sap that looked like a
damn rubber tree.... is this normal?

Do I try to turn it like that, dry it a bit, cut and seal it and store it,
season it for firewood??

Any advice appreciated...
Mac
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