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Agricultural · Marion County

Pasture Reclamation in Salem, IL

Cedar and locust eating your pasture? We reclaim grazing acres and leave a mulch layer that protects the soil while you re-seed. Serving Salem and the rest of Marion County from our Patoka, IL base.

Pasture Reclamation · Salem

Get every grazing acre back

Eastern red cedar, locust, multiflora rose, and brush eat pasture quietly. One summer you notice half your grazing acres aren't pulling their weight — cattle are bunched up on the good ground, the rest is filling in with junk. We clear the unwanted growth in one pass, leave a mulch layer that protects the soil while you re-seed, and put you on a maintenance cycle so it doesn't come back.

Salem is twenty-five minutes from our Patoka base — close enough that we can swing through midweek for a half-day job. We work the north side of Marion County hard: working farms along Route 37, the recreational acreage around Stephen A. Forbes State Park, and the small rural residential parcels tucked between the two.

Common Jobs in Salem

What we do here

  • Pasture and field-edge cleanup for working farms
  • Hunting tract opening near Stephen A. Forbes State Park
  • Trail and food plot clearing on recreational acreage
  • Backyard woods edge for rural residential properties
  • Fence line clearing on row-crop ground along Route 37
  • Brush clearing for property owners along the Little Wabash
  • Small-parcel lot prep between Salem and Patoka
  • Stump grinding on wooded residential lots
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FAQ

Frequently Asked

Yes. The mulch is wood chips — the same material cattle walk on in the woods every day. It breaks down over a season and animals don't bother it.
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