What To Do Before Clearing Wooded Land

Now that you own a piece of land, it seems exciting to cut down all the trees. Clearing wooded land for a home, cabin, or pasture isn't the first thing you do with wooded land.

Yeah, that is the worst possible thing to do with your land. Too many make these awkward mistakes when preparing for their small farm, homestead, or estate.

Clearing wooded land should only be done after these essential steps. Avoid common mistakes with land ownership by listening to this episode. Too many landowners increase costs and waste time clearing wooded land.

By clearing your land without following these key points, you'll introduce problems in the future. Clearing land the wrong way means erosion, loss of land value, and low-quality timber.

There is no shortage of excavators and logging companies to clear-cut. It feels like you are doing something with clearing land. But if you want maximum utility from your property, then emptying it of trees is not the first thing to consider.

Too many landowners are eager to strip the land of its trees to start pasture or a homesite. But what do you really know about that land to help you get maximum value from it? The right approach to clearing land helps you get more from that land now without making costly mistakes.

For more insights on what to do with a new property, watch https://youtu.be/kKIPrDRYLkA

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