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Pasture Reclamation in Troy, 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 Troy and the rest of Madison County from our Patoka, IL base.

Pasture Reclamation · Troy

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.

Troy sits at the I-55/I-70 interchange in eastern Madison County, where row-crop ground meets a fast-moving development corridor. Grown-out hedgerows are quietly eating tillable acres on the farm side while builder parcels open up near the interchange — from fence lines and pasture toward Marine and St. Jacob to lot prep across the Tri-Township area.

Common Jobs in Troy

What we do here

  • Hedgerow mulching to recover tillable acres
  • Builder and development lot prep near the interchange
  • Fence line clearing on row-crop ground
  • Pasture reclamation on farm and cattle ground
  • Wooded back-lot clearing in Troy subdivisions
  • Recreational acreage and trail work toward Marine
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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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Serving Southern Illinois, the St. Louis Metro East, and surrounding counties

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