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Inspect Second Erosion Site & Material Availability

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Erosion Control that Works for your Property or Farm....Prepping for the extreme!

What happens here

Josh drives to a sloped front yard area where trees were cut for power line relocation. He points out several large logs (oak, hickory) that will eventually be used for a portable sawmill. He also notes a large pile of wood chips from the tree-trimming, which he plans to use as mulch around fruit trees and honeybee hives to suppress weeds and avoid mowing.

Goal: Assess a sloped lawn area affected by recent tree removal and identify available organic resources for future landscaping.

Tools and materials

  • Tree Logs N/A
  • Wood Chips N/A

What they say

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we're gonna call this they're running and gunning vlog because I'm gonna hop off the Gator and show you what we got going on we have some trees cut they're getting ready to move the powerlines so we've got trees laying down right here and these are all gonna be saw logs hopefully for a portable sawmill that we may be talking to Lucas mills about getting so we've got some Oaks two big Oaks down here and an oak and two hickories right here and this is the front yard we're down here in the way too much mowing this should be pasture this shouldn't be long but I can't help myself those guys chipped up on the brush and they threw it right here so we'll be using that around the fruit trees and around the honey bees here pretty soon too will get the little scoop and we'll scoop it out and spread it around the honey bees so we don't have to walk through tall grass with them I've got the dogs trained to only run on the left hand side of any vehicle so that the driver can constantly see where the dogs are pretty cool let's show you the next area of misery and I forgot to get the grass eater while I was up at the

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