Forestry Mulching and Land Clearing in Brookland, AR
Jonesboro Mulching clears brush, mulches grown up acreage, opens fence lines, cuts trails, and grinds stumps in Brookland, Arkansas. Our Arkansas contractor license and our liability coverage are both current. We work Craighead County from the flank of the Ridge out to the row crop ground.
Brookland sits on Crowley's Ridge northeast of Jonesboro. Surveyors platted the town on Albert Brooks' farm after the railroads came through in the 1880s. It grew as a rail and farming town, not as a subdivision. Lots here climb off the flat and into standing hardwood, and that is the job most callers describe.
The Ridge carries oak and hickory over a thick understory. Honey locust, privet, and greenbrier fill every gap the canopy leaves. A drum head cuts that understory and leaves the big trees where they stand. We run a Fecon head on a high flow tracked carrier, with carbide teeth that take stems up to about eight inches without slowing down. A dozer cannot pick a species. An operator can.
The cap on this ridge is loess, blown in and stacked deep. Loess cuts fast the moment a blade strips the cover off it. A scraped line on the back of a Brookland lot turns into a ravine after two hard rains. Mulching leaves the root mat in the ground and drops the chips on the surface. The roots hold the bank. The chips break the rain.
Nothing leaves the property. There is no pile to burn, no permit to chase, and no burn ban to wait out. We do stop when the ground is saturated, because ruts on a slope stay.
Call (870) 555-0152 for a free estimate on forestry mulching in Brookland.