Forestry mulching is an eco-friendly method that turns brush, trees, grasses, and heavy branches into mulch, eliminating the need for traditional land clearing methods of pushing over trees and uprooting stumps and roots, which disturbs the soil and increases the risk of soil erosion.
Mulching grinds vegetation flush with the ground, leaving the soil structure intact, adding a protective covering of mulch, and protecting the soil by acting as an erosion barrier. The mulched material blocks the sun’s rays from hitting the soil, slowing down evaporation, and providing nutrients to the soil as it breaks down and decomposes, encouraging the natural growth of new vegetation.
Key Benefits of Mulching
In addition to creating a more desirable landscape, forestry mulching offers the best results for clearing any area. Mulching also preserves the environment and can aid with pasture restoration, help prevent soil erosion, moderate soil PH levels, and lower soil acidity which can encourage new seedling growth.
- Manicured landscaped effect
- Erosion Control
- Improves soil quality
- Preserves moisture
- Encourages new growth
