FENCE ROW CLEARING

CLEAN LINES. RECLAIMED ACRES.

High-yield food plots start with the right ground prep. We open the canopy, clear the brush, and leave a mulched seedbed your crops will thrive in.

Honeysuckle, multiflora rose, locust saplings, and grapevines turn a tidy fence into a 20-foot wall of brush. That's pasture you can't graze, crop ground you can't plant, and fences you can't even see to repair. Forestry mulching restores those edges without ripping out the wire or your topsoil.

WHY THIS WORKS

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RECOVER LOST ACREAGE

Add usable square footage back to pasture and crop fields.

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PROTECT EXISTING FENCE

Mulch precision preserves wire, posts, and gates.

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EASIER MAINTENANCE

Mulched edges resist regrowth far better than bush hogging.

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BETTER PROPERTY LINES

Clean visual edges restore curb appeal and boundary clarity.

HOW IT WORKS

1

Identify the line, gates, and existing fence components.

2

Mulch the row at your chosen width—typically 8–15 feet.

3

Leave a clean ground cover that suppresses regrowth.

IDEAL FOR

  • Cattle & livestock farms
  • Crop ground edges
  • Rural property lines
  • Driveway & lane edges
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