Big Bad Forestry Mulcher V/S giant tree debris and more....clearing new pastures
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Big Bad Forestry Mulcher V/S giant tree debris and more....clearing new pastures Come along today on the farm as we clear some new land for silvopasture. We'll talk about how a forestry mulcher works, what it can accomplish and more! Link To Mulching Company: / precisionlandrestoration
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absolutely the way to go. we paid a land clearing company to mulch 9 acres. super dense with trees and brush. they hit it with a rayco c260 over 4 days. beautiful results
Has nothing to do with State Policies. Most of the land that burns is Federal Land. It's Federal Policies.
How much
Cody is a hard working fella for sure! If you're local give him a shout for an estimate...you won't believe what he can accomplish! Phone number for Precision Land Restoration: 336-552-5660 Link: facebook.com/precisionlandrestoration
My dad had a forestry mulching business when I was younger, I used to love to ride in his lap on the machines... brings back good memories. Looking good!
This is what the west coast of the U.S. should be doing to help reduce the forest fire issues. Maintaining the forest reduces the chance for deadly Forest fires.
👏👏👏👏👏I agree
There is no political gain in managing forests.
@@kdegraa that is where you are wrong. Mismanaged forests that burn the way California fires burn. kills and forces voters to relocate or become homeless.
@@paulross2979 you do not think there is political capital for corrupt politicians when these incidents happen?
The idiotic policies and politicians in California don't allow back burning, they get what they deserve.
Late last fall I had a long neglected (40+ years) garden spot reclaimed this way. I have the equipment and possibly the skills to have done it myself. But at 75 it was the best $500 I’ve spent in awhile. I truly had a mess due to my neglect, and in 3 hours the operator did more and better than I could have in several days. I don’t have stumps to deal with and chisel point will pull up any roots. About 11/2-2 acres of river flats! Snow is gone, time to play with my tractors.
Dude you bring so many interesting machines, some I haven't seen ever.
What an improvement. It came out looking awesome. He really did a great job! Wooooo!
Mini the mulcher gives ya a nice mulch layer. Tremendous machine to rid an area for pasture.
7:08 best mulch that tree as well, it's clipped at the base.
That area looks much healthier, good job Cody
Hi.... Josh, thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🏡🎥👍👍👍
That's one heck of a mowing machine Josh, makes short work of time consuming job. That head puts me in mind of a paper shredder of a much grander scale. Your place really looking nice. Good Job! 👍
New to your channel,,,enjoyable and informational ,,,keep up the good work
This is what loggers need to use after clearing out forests. My Pop’s had our woods logged and what a mess it still is after 5-6 years. So ugly in the winter when you can see it here in western PA. farmer rod
that's why folks tend to spray and replant around here....however you simply can't use this as a viable solution to cleaning up after a logging crew...grinding very large stumps isn't cost effective at all
Hey Josh! What a beast of a machine! That area will really blossom over the next couple of years! (Much to the cow's enjoyment!) We may need to see a video of how you recover the drone. WOOF!
Congrats SRF on getting the land clear-up. looking great. lv ur videos.
We needed that monster in Vietnam back in 1967 - 68.
Thanks for that video, just what I need
Farm is looking great Josh 🇺🇲 WOOOOOO 🇺🇲
You seem so happy lately Josh. Bravo bud👍
That looks awesome Josh! Can’t wait to see how it develops over the next few years. Dave
Man I love this. We could really use this along the wood line of our property!!!!
Out west they do proscribed burns to do much the same thing. I like this better.
we do prescribed burns here in NC also....however this is very very different and accomplishing a very different goal
This is clearing land. Burning off can be part of the clearing land process, burning the forest trash before clearing it. However most burning off nowadays is not to clear land but to reduce the fuel for forest fires.
As usual, a fun, entertaining video! Plus I learned a little too.
Looks beautiful Josh. I wish all loggers had to clean up their tops and stumps. I cleaned up a small area by hand hard work, but very pretty now. Hopefully I can get it fenced in for my small herd.
After much research into mulching, I am Wanting to do this on my place. It is expensive though but well worth it. For my soil type I think it would be great. There is about 30 acres to do so might have to do over time. Looks great.
ive never seen this done. looks awesome!
What a night and day difference that makes josh hope everything is going well can't wait to see the cows on it some day. Be safe buddy and have a great weekend
over the top brother,, amen,,,
Smashed the like WOOOOO!!!
Fantastic ‼️
Morning Josh!
It's just me, a pot of Coffee, and Stoney Ridge Farms this morning while sitting on my Paver Patio.
My recipe for a great Saturday Morning!
-Thomas 🖖
Port Orchard, Washington State
P.S. Will your "Thicker Beard" be visiting the Farm again? You make it look good! 🧏
That’s the right way to maintain the saplings and dead wood on your farm.
Hey friend I been watching your videos and I must say it's nice I have property in Winnsboro south Carolina am trying to find that machine but can't seem to find it
We been quoted 2000 a day minimum for this type of work
depends on where you live and the capabilities and cost of the machines....Cody's typical charge in this economy around here is around $1600 per 8 hour day...but we also have to take into account his costs for hauling, truck, trailer, fuel and time for the estimate. This kinda work can be tough on a machine for sure....so he's earning it lol!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I sent him a request since we are in the Stokes County area near him
Drone work in the woods is really difficult. Nearly impossible!
Quite a munchy machine
Josh what type of trees was he mulching? The tall straight trees?
Black Gum, Sweet Gum, Poplar and Pine mostly along with some multifloura rose and privet...the long tall really straight one's are mostly poplars
How much land can they clear in a day? What is the cost? Is there a regrowth issue?
Hogs do you you replace the mature treas that die after 20 years…. If the cows trample all the new treas…??
why would the trees die because the cows are walking through the woods? I'm sorry...maybe I dont' understand what on earth you're talking about. The cows won't hurt the trees buddy
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer hi … was not saying that the cows would kill the mature trees… but would tramples any new trees growing… so how do you replace the trees that die from hold âge or sickness….thanks for all the great videos….u are the best
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Josh,
I did not notice markings to indicate which trees to keep.
Was there a plan for this or just trusting Cody to recognize the trees of value so you could use them later for timber?
Also, I think it would be fun to keep a tally of stuck and destroyed drones. The first one I remember was a hog butchering video from several years back. It was the first Stoney Ridge Farmer video I ever watched.
Do you plan on removing the stumps left behind from the mulching? I just had over a mile trail mulched on my property and don’t know the best way to go about getting all the stumps out.
the whole reason for mulching is so ya don't have to mess with the stumps...just mow it...if you're gonna mulch...then ya don't need to stump..if you're gonna stump..then ya don't need to mulch ...give them a few years and they'll rot
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer totally understand. We will be using this trail mostly to get around the property, but will also be used for off road motorcycle training...the reason the stumps are of some concern. Was just curious how you went about it. Thanks for the reply! Love the videos!
if i want to make a deer food plot , should i remove the mulch? otherwise the seed wont germinate right?
let the mulch rot buddy...plant in a few years....make a deer food plot in a field first...then on the forest floor. Either way you'll have to put some soil amendments in place. Radishes will grow in this though
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer i woudn't want t o wait years ,,,could i have it raked ,,,add lime then plant in a few months??? i dont have fields at all ,,, the 240 acres i bought is canadian boreal forest with a few spings and creeks,,so clearing a few acres for me is a huge ordeal ,,,just getting a mulcher in there is a job in itself hahah,,
So How Much To Do 1 Acre Of Land Just Like That With Trees Cost? Give Me An Estimate Please
Are you having any holes/divots developing from the stumps rotting away where you mulched the first time? Thinking about going this route with my own land
not at all
Taking away the woody cover and natural snags not really good for the wildlife. I do enjoy your channel.
Cleaning out and clearing this area will provide awesome forage for deer and other animals....I'm not clearing brush out for wildlife...I'm clearing out brush for forest life and grazing my friend
Hey I am getting 23.5 acres in northeast Oklahoma what chainsaw do you recommend for clearing brush maybe 10 inch diameter trees max
4 days of mulching was approx how many acres?
He worked around 20 hours.....so in all it was about 2.5 total 8 hour days...cleared about 4 acres...but if this were simply brush..he'd get about 2-4 acres perday done
Do you think cedars will still compost? I have a patch in my woods (roughly 1/2 an acre) that I'm gonna cut down and make fence posts out of. I'd like to come in with a mulcher and grind down the stumps so that grass and orbs can grow on the newly cleared area. But I was told cedar mulch needs to be removed in order for that to happen. Any thoughts? Thanks for the video, and keep em coming
Are you going to Till that are and re-Seed it for you cows
can't till because there are stumps at ground level...no need to till....the mulch will rot over the next few years and provide a nice layer of soil
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer very well said
Way cool. How did you decide what trees to keep?
Hey Josh thank you for the video I enjoy it but I'm sorry man I got to disagree I hate cutting down trees I think they would have grew up and been big trees but you do what you want to do with your property now are you going to go back through there with that machine that you put on your tractor and spread out the cow pies just this time spread out the wood chips
Approximately how much land can Cody clear in an 8 hour day?
Too bad no one has tech that plants a forest as fast as everyone has tech to bring down forests. There's a an opportunity $$$
you havn't seen my replanting vids have ya.....now....remember...we are not bringing down forests here...and if not kept up this will grow right back up into trees and brush....this is forest managment...spacing our trees for optimal growth and ridding the forest of undesirable timber, brush and weeds such as multiflora rose
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer LOL, yep I've seen them. Come up to WI, I'll show ya buckthorn, multiflora has nothing on that. Tough stuff! I manage 250 acres. Have a good day brother, be safe.
Check out "home between the oaks" on CZcams they have a video named "why we planted 2120 trees on our property" in the middle of that video they show an interesting tractor attachment for planting trees quickly
That’s the right way to maintain the saplings and dead wood on your farm.