Did you realize it may be easier and more cost effective to clear land by removing whole trees? A lack of adequate leverage can make low stump removal difficult and time consuming.
You can travel to the White Mountains in California, part of the Inyo National Forest, to visit the area where a bristlecone pine named Methuselah that is more than 4,800 years old. However, park officials refuse to identify which tree is Methuselah, as a method of protection.
The USDA authorizes land clearing operations for the removal of invasive species. The goals are to reclaim the land for use and limit the spread of fast growing trees and vegetation before they crowd out native species.
Surveying the new location for a transplanted tree is essential. Consider obstacles such as access to the new location, power lines and structures and plan accordingly. Checking the soil and surrounding vegetation is also a good idea.
Building a home or group of homes often requires clearing the land of trees before the job is started. First, however, it’s a good idea to choose a few trees to leave on the site. This ensures the new occupants will have some mature trees on the property and adds to its value.
Have you been hesitant to have one of your trees transplanted to a new area of your lawn because you aren’t sure you have the skills necessary to complete the project? When you work with us, you can ensure that your tree is getting the best possible treatment.
After a tree has been transplanted, it’s a great idea to mulch around the base. This will help the soil retain moisture and feed the roots. It will also stop any other plants from taking root too near to the tree, which would then compete for water and nourishment.
Land clearing and logging are two of the oldest professions. Some of the earliest evidence dates to the Mesolithic period or Middle Stone Age (roughly 10,000 to 4500 BC), when humans began to transition from hunting-gathering to herding and agriculture.
When you’re having construction performed on your home, you may find that your landscaping can become collateral damage of the process. Let’s talk about how transplanting your trees during construction could help to save them.
Soil erosion and runoff are major concerns when it comes to land clearing, as in the process the soil is significantly disturbed. If these concerns are not addressed, soil erosion, heavy rains, and unexpected vegetation loss can all cause excessive water discharge and flooding.
Mature trees on your property can increase the value of your home by creating an established look. Care to guess how much the presence of well maintained, mature trees can potentially increase the value of your home? Although figures vary, some experts place the increase at over 25 percent.
Do you have experience in felling your own trees? If not, hiring the professionals to clear your land, or even do a selective cut of trees on that property, is your best option. They can do the job safely and easily.
If there is a tree on your property that you would like to transplant, remember that when digging it up you will want to include as much of the root base as possible. This may damage other plants and structures nearby, so take this into consideration when planning.
Do you want to make sure that your forest is harvested responsibly? It takes a lot of details to make sure the land clearing is done correctly. A pro will fully document their harvest practices so you or the proper authorities will be able to verify that things were done correctly.
The tree believed to be the oldest in America has an apt name – Methuselah. Tourists can visit this bristlecone pine tree in Inyo National Forest in California. Experts with the U.S. Forest Service say the tree is more than 4,800 years old.
Land-clearing engineers were crucial in the military in Vietnam, as they used heavy-duty equipment like the Rome Plow to clear the jungle and crush trees. Not only did they assist in building the economy, but they also helped redevelopment.
When transplanting a tree, it's important to protect the roots. Once in the ground, tree roots are contribute a lot to the landscape. They help reduce soil erosion and even encourage the presence of beneficial microorganisms.
Do you have the skills, tools, and equipment needed to fell a tree safely? Few of us do today. Much less do we have the wherewithal to clear a large area. That’s where a land clearing service can help you.
A tree expert will consider many factors before determining if the tree you want to transplant can withstand the move. The location for the tree must be checked for underground utility lines as well as overhead obstruction issues.
Logging is a business that has many aspects. Knowing the equipment and rules for safety comes first. Then comes knowing the market. Knowing your trees is another aspect. And of course being able to choose trees whose harvesting will be good for the forest should be a serious consideration.
A newly transplanted tree will benefit from being mulched around the base. 3 to 4 inches deep of mulch, (wood chips or bark) will help moderate the soil temperature, retain soil moisture and prohibit other plants from growing near the tree roots.
The first step in your land clearing process will be a thorough assessment of your land and the scope of the job. Then we’ll give you an estimate of price and time it will take to complete the job, so you’ll have a good idea what to expect.
Modern feller buncher equipment offers greater control in land clearing operations. Many feature wheels rather than tracks so they’re easier to maneuver, while the special cutter heads allow the operator to cut, hold and position the tree on the ground.
Evergreen trees may look green year round, but that doesn't mean they retain the same leaves season after season. Evergreens also shed their older leaves, or needles, often during the spring months.
The brush, branches, and other extra material from land clearing doesn’t have to be wasted. Professionals will not only take care of the clearing, they’ll also take care of chipping the extra brush into mulch that can be used for landscaping and gardening.
You may not realize it, but trees are the largest living things on our planet. They produce oxygen, filter the air, help create humidity, provide shade, reduce soil erosion, offer habitat for countless organisms -- and they're beautiful.
Vegetation is among the more important aspects considered by land clearing professionals when planning a clearing strategy. Both the size and the species of the plant to be cleared will affect what machinery is used and the techniques used to remove the vegetation.
Did you know that a tree or two could save money on your yearly utility bill? Trees that block direct sunlight onto your home in the summer and bitter winds in the winter can save a homeowner up to 25 percent on energy costs.
