Wood Chipping | Forest to Farm

[@jcastle614]

Not much better than having a piece of land to call your own!! Recently acquired 56 acre's in the mountains here in KY and love it. The work can be overwhelming at times but the wife and I keep at it as much as possible. Hopefully something for the grandkids one day. Stay safe and God bless 🇺🇸☠️🇺🇸!!!

[@ForestToFarm]

Awesome! Yeah its worth every minute, blood sweat and tears. :) Terry

[@Seven.Hills.Overlanding]

A lot of work, but great results in time!😉 Good thinking!👍 Wish You a lot of stamina to finish what You intend to do!🤝

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks! Yeah its lots of work but we love it. Terry

[@DJ-ol8zm]

Excellent use of prime organic matter.

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks! Gonna make for some great soil and food! Terry

[@JayGaulard]

Is it odd to fantasize about wood chips? Probably. I own about 15 acres in Maine and, for the past 10 years, have been cleaning up trees and branches by creating big brush piles for the wildlife. I walk through the forest just about every morning dreaming of owning a wood chipper. The mess keeps coming and I keep cleaning. Every spring and every fall. I suppose it's good for the soul. Anyway, excellent video, guys! Love it.

[@bobbymalcich63]

thank you for the video guy's!!! i hope you had a good 4th of july and independence day!!! stay safe out there!!!

[@ForestToFarm]

It was great and your welcome! Terry

[@bobbymalcich63]

@@ForestToFarm thank you!!!

[@kenlandon7803]

Tomatoes are acid loving plants also.

[@ForestToFarm]

Yep. Terry

[@camcordernonsense5264]

I'd like to find something that can breakdown grasses, weeds, limbs and it be dry or green and not gum up the rental machine.

[@ForestToFarm]

Grass and weeds would likely not do well in a chipper. Not sure what to use for that. Terry

[@camcordernonsense5264]

thanks for the info

[@readyalready4697]

Trees make understory desserts

[@ForestToFarm]

We have invasive shrubs that will grow under the thickest tree. Gonna be a battle getting it out of there. Terry

[@readyalready4697]

Shouldn't have to split 12 inch trees. My favorite

[@ForestToFarm]

As in no need to split. easy peasy. Terry

[@seanhoude]

Love the video, but 300 years as forest though? Count the rings on one of those trees. I doubt any are even 15 years old.

[@ForestToFarm]

Never said the trees were 300 years old. The rings on the larger pines are around 60 +. The forest is and has been a forest since back 300 years and in the same family until we bought it. It was harvested over the years for wood but never used for farming or the like. Terry