Mulch Trees in Field

What happens here

The forestry mulcher begins its work in the field. It first pushes over a large cedar tree, then proceeds to systematically grind the entire tree—trunk, branches, and needles—into fine wood chips. The machine moves efficiently, demonstrating its power to convert dense vegetation into a layer of mulch, which helps suppress new growth and enrich the soil.

Goal: Clear trees from the field and convert them into mulch.