Transporting and Disposing of Debris

What happens here

The tractor, now loaded with rocks in its front bucket and branches on the trailer, is driven across the field to specific locations for disposal. Rocks are typically dumped into low spots or gullies to help prevent erosion, contributing to the land's long-term stability and preparing areas for future landscaping. Branches and sticks are transported to a burn pile, with the resulting charcoal potentially being used as a natural dewormer for cattle, demonstrating a sustainable farm practice.

Goal: Once the front-end loader and trailer are full, the tractor is used to transport the collected rocks and branches to designated disposal areas.