Farm & Land 

What High-Tensile Fence Takes to Hold Cattle on Appalachian Ground A high tensile fence fails at the corners and... Continue Reading

We often get asked whether a job needs a forestry mulcher, a brush hog, or a skid steer with a grapple. The honest... Continue Reading

Bush hogging is the practice of cutting thick brush, tall weeds, saplings, and overgrown grass with a heavy-duty... Continue Reading

A well-designed set of cattle working pens is one of the most valuable investments a cattle operation can make. For... Continue Reading

Forestry mulching is a land-clearing method that uses a single machine to grind standing brush, saplings, and small... Continue Reading

Land clearing is the work of removing trees, brush, stumps, overgrowth, and debris from a property so the ground can... Continue Reading

Clearing land requires equipment such as a skid steer or compact track loader fitted with attachments like a... Continue Reading

Farm fencing is the foundation of every working cattle operation and rural property in Southwest Virginia, and the... Continue Reading

Most landowners around here do not think about land clearing until they have to. Then a fence line disappears under... Continue Reading