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Project Conclusion and Future Land Preparation

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What happens here

In the concluding segment, the host surveys the progress of the land clearing project. He shows the remaining smoldering embers of the large burn piles, indicating that much of the brush has been successfully incinerated. He also points out the areas where trees have been felled and bucked into logs. He discusses the future steps, which include removing tree stumps, further cleaning up debris, and preparing the ground for eventual use as pasture, highlighting the significant transformation achieved.

Goal: Review the completed clearing phase and outline subsequent steps for land utilization.

Tools and materials

  • Side-by-side UTV John Deere — Transportation around the property during review

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the fire real quick that huge pile is now down to a little bit of rubble so what I'll do is kind of push this up one more time right now I'll come back about the time the Sun Goes Down push it up one more time I'm actually gonna go hunting so I'll probably come back after the Sun Goes Down push it up one more time and then we'll do it one more time in the morning and that should get it pretty cool guys thanks a lot I hope you enjoyed spending the day with me here on the farm this is just what's going on clearing land cleaning up brush and having fun alright we'll see you next time found that like button subscribe to the channel and hope to see you again [Music] we had some ways supposed to be stone Tyrion so you made it through the video let's discuss why we didn't ship this up and put it back to the land simply put economics we cannot afford a $200,000 wood chipper I cannot pay $500 for three days or a week or so of having a chipper up here and work chipping this brush up for the benefit of the soil the benefit that it's going to provide to the soil does not outweigh the financial burden that it places on you to chip this kind of stuff now in certain areas of the country you can chip hole stumps you can chip all sorts of stuff but as big as this stuff is I can't chip it I could get out here and work for days and days and days and have a pile of chips about this high and about this big around it's just not financially worth it so we're burning it so some of you might be worried about the environmental concerns of burning burning has been going on since the dawn of time Nature's Way of cleaning the land is burning and as we populate the world we have less and less burning you think about it the Serengeti probably catches on fire once a year and burns off all those weed seeds and burns off all those invasive species nowadays we try to control fire so if the forest catches on fire out in Colorado we try to put it out we spend billions and billions of dollars trying to protect homes not trying to save the forest but trying to protect homes burning is a part of nature

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