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| It sounds like you're dealing with land that has been left to natural growth for a while, which can really change the dynamics. Clearing land that's been abandoned for 40-50 years can bring challenges like overgrown brush, tree growth, and root systems that make the work much harder than expected. It’s common to underestimate the amount of work required once land has been left for a while. If there’s sellable timber, that can help offset costs, but the rest of the clearing could require some heavy equipment, like a trackhoe and dozer, to handle the overgrowth and prep it for new use. It’s good to plan for these unexpected factors when starting your project. | |
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clearing land to farm?
