Pasture and Fence Lines
We clear overgrown pasture, fence rows and field edges on farms and hunting land. Cedar, saplings and brush get mulched down so the ground opens back up.
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Bush hogging is rotary cutting. A spinning blade knocks down tall grass, weeds, briars and light brush. What gets cut drops and stays where it falls. We run the cutter on a skid steer, so it gets into fields, vacant lots, ditch banks and road frontage.
People call it brush hogging, bush hog mowing or brush cutting. We mow overgrown fields, pastures, vacant lots and fence rows for homeowners, farms and landowners around Jonesboro. Ground that has gone to cedar and saplings is past a cutter, and that is forestry mulching work. Call (870) 351-5107 and we will come look at it.
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A rotary cutter is built for grass, weeds, briars and light brush. It takes ground that is grown up past mowing height and cuts it back to stubble. The cut material drops in place and breaks down on the ground.
Woody stems are where a cutter stops being the right tool. Cedar and thick stands of brush get hard on a rotary blade. Vines and thickets that have to leave the property are brush clearing work with the grapple.
The cutter runs on our skid steer, not on a tractor. Tracks spread the machine's weight, so it can work ground that stays soft after rain. It also turns in tight corners, which matters on a town lot or between fence posts.
Timing depends on what is growing. University of Arkansas Extension work on johnsongrass points to spring and fall as the best mowing windows. Root reserves are lowest then, so the plant comes back weaker. Fall is when a lot of this mowing gets done, before winter sets in.
That same guidance says to mow weeds before they flower and set seed. Once the seed heads are made, a cutter just spreads them across the field. On johnsongrass the advice is to never let it reach full bloom.
Extension counts eastern red cedar as a weed on grass pasture ground. Once cedar is past sapling size, a rotary cutter will not touch it. That is where reclaiming an overgrown pasture with the mulcher comes in. A field kept on a yearly cut rarely gets that far.
A vacant lot in town is its own kind of problem. Jonesboro's code enforcement office points to a city ordinance that caps grass at 12 inches. First time around the city usually sends a written warning. If the lot keeps sitting, the city can hire the mowing out and bill the owner.
Other towns around Craighead County set their own limits, so check with city hall for yours. Owners who live out of the area are the ones this catches. We can put a lot on a schedule so it stays cut. If the lot is headed for a house or a shop, lot clearing is the step after the mowing.
Road frontage and driveway edges are the other regular call. Grass and briars crowd in until you cannot see to pull onto the road. Out in the Delta the same thing happens on ditch banks and turn rows around a field. A cutter opens those back up in a pass or two.
Free estimates and site visits across Northeast Arkansas, about 50 miles around Jonesboro.
(870) 351-5107From the first call to cleared ground, here is how it goes.
Call (870) 351-5107 and tell us where the property is and what you want opened up. If we miss the call, we will get back to you.
We set a time to come out and look at the brush, the trees and the way in. Photos help, but seeing the ground is how the work gets priced right.
You get the work and the price in writing, so you can see what is included. Estimates are free, and nothing starts until you approve it.
The drum mulcher grinds brush, saplings and small trees. The brush cutter takes tall grass, weeds and briars. The grapple and the dump trailer move out what has to leave.
We leave the ground mulched, or rough graded if that is what the job called for, with the debris gone. Then we go over the finished property with you before we pull out.
Common questions about bush hogging across Northeast Arkansas, about 50 miles around Jonesboro. If yours is not here, call and ask.
We clear overgrown pasture, fence rows and field edges on farms and hunting land. Cedar, saplings and brush get mulched down so the ground opens back up.
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We clear brush, vines, thickets and saplings from around houses, fence lines and ditch banks. What can be ground up is mulched in place, and the rest goes out on the dump trailer.
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The drum mulcher on our skid steer grinds brush, saplings and small trees into mulch right where they stand. You are left with open ground under a layer of mulch.
Learn MoreA skid steer runs all three. The drum mulcher takes brush and small trees. The brush cutter takes tall grass and briars. The grapple loads what has to leave the property.
Brush and small trees are ground up where they stand and left as a mulch layer over the dirt. That covers the ground and saves hauling. What is too big for the mulcher goes out on the dump trailer.
Call and we set a time to come look at the ground. After that you get an estimate in writing with the work spelled out. The job starts when you say go.
We are based in Monette, east of Jonesboro, and work about 50 miles out. That covers Craighead, Greene, Mississippi, Poinsett, Lawrence, Randolph, Clay and Cross counties.
Call (870) 351-5107 or send the form with the address and what you want cleared. We will get back to you and set a time to come look at the property.
Tell us about the job. We will get right back to you.
