Cleaning Up After Forest Clearing | Forest to Farm

Brian and Terry discuss the clean-up process for their homesite after clearing the land of trees. In this video, they provide tips for chipping along with reasons why wood chips are useful for topsoil. Tune in now to see more!
#land #management #homestead
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[@richardwatts6802]

That must be so satisfying getting to the end of a day/week and seeing those piles cleared. And being able to have farther and son working together on this is priceless love it. My very very best wishes for you both and that you stay healthy for many years to come so you can kick back on the future porch and enjoy the fruits of your labour.

[@anestholiver]

Good cutting! Just bought a small piece of forest and here I am learning from you folks. Thank you!

[@sirsmokealot96]

My property used to be used to process firewood before I bought it and moved in and the whole driveway was completely wood chips and chunks from years of cutting wood and I finally got the top layer raked into one pile to compost it and there was a lot of good soil underneath already!

[@ForestToFarm]

It woks miracles!! Terry

[@forestchicken3302]

Lol I'm a park ranger and have been doing this for a month straight. I have dreams about chainsaws, tractors and chippers.

[@ForestToFarm]

Gotta say its hard work but we actually love it. I would rather be killing myself on the property than anywhere else in the world. Terry

[@forestchicken3302]

@@ForestToFarm i love that type of work too.

[@ForestToFarm]

@@forestchicken3302 Good for the sole. Terry

[@TheMessanger]

jaja my dad asking about this now I know he need big boys to clean his farm

[@dmkaeding]

For bigger projects, feeding the chipper with a horizontal feed is soooo much easier than the vertical feed on smaller chippers. Also, if you plan on hauling the chips elsewhere, you can position a trailer. truck or tarp to collect the chips. Chipping is addictive.

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks. Yeah we need a dump trailer. Gonna be chipping for many years to come lol. Gotta make that compost/soil. :) Terry

[@melodynpepper]

Incredible! And to think....i am trying to do the same thing with 6 acres of woods by hand. It is a chore for sure. I have burned 1000 piles to date and still got 4 acres to thin and clean up. It was nice to finally find another person doing the same thing by hand. ill be trying a chipper next.

[@BibleStoriesandBeyond]

Very nice!

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks! Terry

[@bobbymalcich63]

good job guy's!! keep up the good work!! stay safe!

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks! Will do. Terry

[@bobbymalcich63]

@@ForestToFarm your welcome!!

[@kseibert75]

Good reality check. Thank you.

[@thehappyclam3942]

There's lots of uses for a wood chipper, watch Northern Exposure.

[@ForestToFarm]

I am guessing its not wood they are chipping, ha ha. Terry

[@markkeifert521]

Was that the Pros wearing long sleeves? :)

[@ForestToFarm]

Yeah. He had enough sense to do that lol. Experience. I try to wear long selves but some times it so hot working like that. Terry

[@inc1961]

What size is the chipper you used? Was it rented?

[@keithperis2805]

Double handling could be avoided if it went directly into a trailer

[@artemisiagentileschi2400]

Could you have used a small mill and turned it into lumber?

[@Beauty_and_TheBeard]

👍

[@michiganguy9393]

whatever happened to your high-tech gear video that had anti nesting anti hacking equipment?

[@ForestToFarm]

Been a very long day for me. It slips my mind what you are referring to? Terry

[@michiganguy9393]

@@ForestToFarm "scary wi-fi hacking electronics"

[@onguard4596]

What a waste of good firewood! Chip the tree tops and other debris, but those logs sho8ld have been cut into firewood and put to much better use.

[@ForestToFarm]

I understand your point but we want all the wood chips we can get our hands on. It really does help build soil. Lots of garden, orchard and berry patches to develop here. Terry

[@yodaminer7501]

Seems like I may need to buy a mobile wood chipper; there is a terrible mess on the loose. What a mess it is to cleanup, along with the bio weapon attacks and terrorism.

[@ForestToFarm]

We want to buy one for the PTO on our tractor. It does limit the size stuff you can chip though with a smaller tractor like our B2650 Kubota. Terry

[@yodaminer7501]

@@ForestToFarm What is it, about waist size on those? How fat can you stuff em in there?

[@muthatrucka76]

Aerobic exercise is good for you..Why would you pay for skid steer with grapple just to ruin your health..Lol