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Winter land clearing in Central Texas usually finishes faster than the same job in spring. A 1 to 5 acre lot takes one to three days. Ten to twenty acres runs three days to two weeks. Above twenty acres, plan on two weeks or more. Dry winter ground is the reason. That last sentence is … Read more

Land clearing methods fall into five main types: forestry mulching, dozer or excavator clearing, hand clearing, herbicide treatment, and controlled burns. Most Central Texas properties use forestry mulching because it works fast, skips the burn pile, and leaves a layer of mulch behind to protect the soil. Costs typically run $500 to $8,000+ per acre, … Read more

If you’re planning to improve a ranch, prepare a homesite, restore pasture, or reclaim overgrown property, one of the first questions that comes to mind is how much does land clearing cost? The answer varies from one property to another because every tract of land presents unique challenges. The amount of vegetation, terrain, accessibility, and … Read more

TL;DR: Why cedar trees are bad for Texas pastures comes down to their ability to outcompete native grasses, reduce grazing land, and make property maintenance more difficult. This guide explains how cedar spreads, why it affects pasture productivity, and the best ways to manage it for healthier Texas land. Learn why cedar trees are bad … Read more