Forestry Mulching In Barnum, MN

Yes, once the line is marked. We need survey pins or flagging so we clear your side and not the neighbor's. We mulch a strip wide enough to walk, work and drive posts. Old wire buried in the brush is worth flagging too, so the head does not catch it.

That depends on what you want it for. Grazing animals can usually go back out fairly soon. Seeding or haying takes longer because the mulch has to settle and break down. Calvin can talk through timing with you based on the field and how thick it was.

It can, with the right timing. Wet ground is easier to clear when it is frozen or after a dry spell. Some river land falls under shoreland or wetland rules, so check with Carlton County or the DNR before we start.

For most farms it saves a second job. There are no piles to manage, no burning permit to get, and no black spots in the field afterward. The brush becomes mulch that feeds the soil. Burning rules in Minnesota are set by the DNR, and they change with fire danger.