Brush Mowing
Effective Land Management in New England
New England is known for its beautiful mountain landscape, rustic charm, gorgeous four seasons and quaint living. It is also known for its robust ecological environment that can also bare some significant challenges when it comes to managing your landscape and property. Brush mowing also known as brush hogging or rotary cutting, is similar to forestry mulching; however, they have some differences in terms of their purpose, design, and application. Each of these differences have their own unique benefits.
Brush Mowing vs. Forestry Mulching: Choosing the Right Solution
Purpose: Forestry mulching is mainly used for land clearing and management, while brush mowing is mainly used for pasture management and maintenance. Brush mowing prevents weeds from growing and spreading by cutting them down and removing the old and dead plant material in order to reduce the quality and quantity of forage. It also keeps the plants in a vegetative state, which means they produce more leaves and shoots that are tasty and healthy for livestock.
Design: Forestry mulching uses a rotary drum with steel chipper tools or blades to shred vegetation, while brush mowing uses a blade or string trimmer to cut vegetation. Forestry mulching can handle larger and thicker vegetation than brush mowing, such as trees and stumps.
Application: Forestry mulching can be used in various projects, such as right-of-way clearing, wildlife habitat restoration, fire prevention, and trail creation. Brush mowing can be used in smaller projects, such as clearing fence lines, power lines, and around buildings.
Both forestry mulching and brush mowing have benefits for the land and the environment, such as erosion control, soil quality improvement, and time and resource conservation. However, they are suited for different types of vegetation and terrain. Let the experts at Northeast Forestry Mulching help you reclaim your land with the right solution it deserves.
Versatile Applications of Brush Mowing
Brush Mowing can be utilized in many different ways. Typical projects can include:
Pasture Management
Pasture maintenance
Weed prevention
Clearing Fence Lines
Reducing Power Line Vegetation
Structural foundation protection
How do I get started?
Are you envisioning of reclaiming the view you have lost to years of growth? Or want to create healthier vegetation for your livestock with pasture clearing? Or, in many cases you are the foreman of a large property and you need someone to tackle the brush that is incumbering your customer parking or delivery and distribution inlets. At Northeast Forestry Mulching we customize our prices to accommodate your project specifically. First, a Northeast Forestry Mulching representative will walk the project with you so that you can discuss all your options and provide you project specific quote. All you have to do is let us know you are looking. Please call at 603-903-8374 or take a moment to fill out a contact sheet. Help is not far away!