[header] How to clear land [title] Decide if you need outside help. [step] If you are working a large plot, it can take a lot of time. You should also inspect your land to see if there is anything that would make clearing it especially difficult, like very large trees or steep hillsides.
[header] How to clear land [title] Decide if you need outside help. [step] If you are working a large plot, it can take a lot of time. You should also inspect your land to see if there is anything that would make clearing it especially difficult, like very large trees or steep hillsides.
[title] Cut down areas you don't absolutely need. [step] In this case, you may need to cut down ground. For larger projects, look to see if there is anything needing to be cleared. For example, if you will be making extra-large batches for a friend's chicken coop, you'll probably want to work with at least one person to help you deal with the bigger concerns first. If you don't have the time, tools, or know-how, this is a job you should get a contractor or other expert to help out with. [substeps] Depending on the complexity of your project, you might hire a contractor to do all of the land clearing for you. Ask friends, family, or coworkers if they need help clearing their land. [substeps] It's also a good idea to communicate with family and friends about where they are and what they need to do.