Fences can be tricky, time-consuming projects to do right, but can take even longer to do wrong. There are so many types of fencing and gates and types of locations for both, it can be a bit overwhelming. First look at what your neighbors are doing for fences and gates, get some good ideas to start.
Home lawns, home gardens, ranch pastures, and farm orchards all require different strategies and techniques to make sure that water is flowing the right way, every time, with no worries.
First thing to acknowledge is that herbicides, pesticides and fungicides are dangerous poisons, and can hurt or even kill you, your animals, your kids, and even your neighbors. You must acquire a private applicators license to learn how to spray your own orchard, and a restricted materials permit is required for any dangerous materials being applied.
Mowing large areas other than lawns can require big equipment and a lot of technique to do it right. It helps to have these: a flail mower, a chopper mower, a rotary mower like a brush hog too.
Grading in general requires large, specialized equipment to do right. If you have a large property, or a farm or ranch, and you don’t want to hire someone who has all the gear and knowhow, here are some strategies that can help insure that you get the job done and get it done right.
Pavers are notoriously tricky to get right. Sure, you may be able to make it look right on installation, but what will it look like down the road in a year, in five years, or even longer? We know choosing pavers over concrete or asphalt is a tough choice too, as there are aesthetic and financial strategies with both.