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Identify Areas Requiring Pruning for Access and Maintenance

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The narrator points out that the lower branches of the pine trees present a hazard for tractors, making it difficult to mow close to the trees. This step involves visually inspecting each tree to determine which branches need to be removed to create clear access for equipment. The goal is to define the extent of pruning required to improve operational efficiency and safety in the pasture.

Goal: Walk around the base of the planted trees to identify lower branches that obstruct pathways or pose hazards for agricultural machinery like tractors used for mowing.

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fenced and uh I'll have the cows over here grazing. So, what we got to do, uh, when I come in here to mow, this is a hazard for the tractor. Like, the tractors cannot get close enough to these trees. So, I'm going to go in all around the edge here eventually, and I'm going to chip up all the brush and debris around the edges. See those limbs? From about there down, all them

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