brush hogging
Brush hogging in Missouri utilizes a device with spinning blades to cut vegetation. The device is usually dragged across the land with a tractor, making it ideal for low-growing vegetation like small shrubs and tall grasses. Brush hogging only clears the land surface of small overgrowth, unlike land clearing, which also removes root systems, or…
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Land management in Missouri is the process of managing the use and development of land resources for a variety of purposes. At Tallgrass Land Management, while we perform any number of one-time services we really look at land in terms of its long-term care and maintenance. That is why we also talk to you about…
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Brush hogging in Missouri is the most common form of eliminating brush for hunting, farming, pasture, Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) maintenance, and land development as well as a variety of other uses. While it is primarily performed with a tractor, for steep embankments, pond dams, ditches, and narrow pathways this work is best performed using…
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