Farm & Land 

Lot clearing removes the brush, saplings, and small timber from a building site so the excavator, well driller, and... Continue Reading

A half-acre building pad covers about 21,780 square feet, more than twice the 10,000 square feet of exposed soil... Continue Reading

Hay that sits in the field too long after cutting starts losing quality within days, and a lot of farms in Southwest... Continue Reading

Post depth is not the only measurement that determines whether a fence holds up. The distance between posts along... Continue Reading

A farm gate that drags, sags, or has to be lifted to latch is one of the most common problems on a working farm, and... Continue Reading

A farm fence is only as strong as the posts supporting it. While loose or sagging wire may be the most visible sign... Continue Reading

Overgrown brush can make any fencing project more difficult. Across Southwest Virginia, fence lines can quickly... Continue Reading

Proper corner bracing is one of the most important parts of a strong, long-lasting fence. While line posts support... Continue Reading

Three words show up on almost every quote for a barn lot: stone, gravel, and base. Most people read them as three... Continue Reading