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A mulcher is an essential piece of equipment for land clearing, site preparation, disaster cleanup, forestry management, and any other job that involves clearing out trees and brush. Mulcher attachments allow you to cut down and shred trees simultaneously so you can get the job done quickly and efficiently.

Diamond Mowers’ customer, Jonathan Overton, shared his experience with Diamond’s Skid-Steer Rotary Mower for vegetation management.

If you have recently used a mulcher attachment to clear a significant amount of brush or trees from a piece of property, you likely have an abundance of fresh wood chips on your hands. While it is possible to recycle or otherwise dispose of the chips, that isn't the only option. Whether you've finished a large-scale public land project or have cleared away unwanted brush on your own property, there are several possible uses for the resulting wood chips to consider.

There are many ways to make money with a Skid-Steer or Compact Track Loader (CTL). There is the typical "hook on a bucket and start moving dirt" type of work, or hauling rock, or just general material handling. This is the arena Skid-Steers started and has saved contractors countless trips with a wheelbarrow and shovels. 

Over the years of hunting with family and friends, I have had the pleasure of hunting on both well-maintained and overgrown land. There is nothing worse than hoofing through thick brush to get to a prime location and still not getting that clear shot due to overrun brush and trees.

There are many ways to clear land - mulchers, bulldozers, excavators, chainsaws, and burning vegetation. There are advantages to each style of land clearing, but all come with their own set of unique challenge. The most popular land clearing techniques include:

• Grubbing and Dozing
• Burning
• Hand Clearing
• Mulching

Diamond Mowers’ customer, Luke Omand, shared his experience with Diamond’s Skid-Steer Miller Stump Grinder for removing tree stumps for land management.

Liquidambar styraciflua, otherwise known as the Sweetgum, is a species of hardwood tree commonly found in the southeastern United States and into Mexico and Central America. The Sweetgum name came from the fragrant amber gum or liquid the tree produces.

Diamond Mowers’ customer, Curtis Lemons, shared his experience with Diamond’s Skid-Steer Forestry Disc Mulcher for land clearing and vegetation management.

Diamond Mowers’ customer, Billy Kellogg, shared his experience with Diamond’s Skid-Steer Drum Mulcher for land clearing and vegetation management.