An unmanaged North Florida pasture disappears fast: dog fennel the first year, blackberry and wax myrtle the next, then volunteer loblolly and sweetgum turning grassland into young woods. Bush-hogging alone stops working once stems get past thumb-thick. Reclamation means cutting the woody growth back to the dirt, mulching or removing it, and leaving a surface you can actually mow, seed and graze again.
New wire needs a clean line. We clear a proper corridor along the boundary — typically 10–15 feet — so the fence contractor can drive posts and stretch wire without fighting brush, and so trees stop dropping limbs on your top strand every storm. Existing fence swallowed by growth? We work tight against old wire and posts without wrecking what's still good.
Property-line note: know roughly where your corners are before we clear a boundary. If pins are missing we can work to your flagging, and a survey is cheap insurance on long rural lines.
Bona fide agricultural operations in Alachua County generally clear vegetation for pasture, fencing and farm roads without the permitting that residential and development clearing triggers. That makes farm clearing some of the most straightforward work we do — walk it, quote it, clear it.
Mulched ground can be grazed as soon as forage comes back; most owners disk and seed first for a stronger stand. Either way you're rotating cattle months sooner than clearing by hand.
Standard is a 10–15 foot corridor for new fence construction; maintenance clearing along existing fence can be tighter. You pick the width, we quote the run.
Yes — access lanes, hunting trails and firebreaks are the same machine and the same visit. Bundle them into the pasture job.
Call now or send the form — we walk the property, flag anything regulated, and hand you one firm number. Same-business-day response.
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