Notes from the field
Clearance notes
Clearing overgrown paddocks and neglected grazing — scrub, brambles and self-seeded trees, what the machinery can take, and turning land back into usable pasture.
Clearing overgrown paddocks and neglected grazing — scrub, brambles and self-seeded trees, what the machinery can take, and turning land back into usable pasture.
Part two of the East Meon paddock creation project: an 8-tonne excavator lifts around 300 tree stumps and root systems out of three acres, the holes are filled and levelled, a 30ft hedge comes out and the drainage ditch begins.
Three acres of East Meon paddock had been left to nature and grown more than 300 self-seeded trees. Here is how we flailed, felled and chipped it back to open ground in three working days — and why the stumps are waiting until September.
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