Forestry mulching uses a tracked machine with a rotary mulching head to clear dense brush, cedar, and small-diameter trees in a single pass, leaving mulch behind instead of debris piles. It's a common choice across North Alabama's rolling, wooded terrain for reclaiming overgrown acreage on the Cumberland Plateau's edge without the cost of hauling and burning.

  • No burn piles or hauling off debris
  • Leaves mulch that helps control erosion on sloped ground
  • Works on terrain standard bulldozers struggle with
  • Common for pasture reclamation and hunting-land management