Pre-construction site preparation with grading stakes and soil compaction equipment

    Pasture Reclamation

    Pasture reclamation transforms brush-choked or timber-encroached fields back into productive grazing land by mulching woody growth, controlling invasive species, and establishing resilient grass blends suited to Inland Northwest conditions. From abandoned hayfields near Cusick to overgrown acreage in Rathdrum, our forestry mulchers process brush in place while preserving topsoil, eliminating the need for burning or hauling slash piles. We coordinate soil testing, seeding, and weed control to jumpstart pasture establishment, integrating with your land clearing timeline or livestock rotation schedule. Contact us for a vegetation assessment and custom reclamation plan tailored to your grazing goals and budget.

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    Our Process

    Step 1

    Vegetation & Soil Assessment

    Walk property to identify brush density, invasive species, and soil conditions. Collect soil samples for lab testing (pH, N-P-K, organic matter). Discuss grazing goals, stocking rates, and timeline.

    Step 2

    Brush Mulching & Clearing

    Process woody growth in place using forestry mulchers, leaving 2-4 inch protective mulch layer. Preserve mature trees for shade and windbreaks. Remove or grind large stumps if present.

    Step 3

    Soil Preparation & Amendment

    Apply lime to raise pH if needed (target 6.0-6.5 for cool-season grasses). Add phosphorus, potassium, and starter fertilizer per soil test results. Disc or harrow if soil is heavily compacted.

    Step 4

    Seeding & Establishment

    Hydroseed or drill pasture mix (timothy, orchard grass, fescue blend). Roll to firm seedbed. Time seeding for spring (April-May) or late summer (August-September) moisture windows.

    Step 5

    Follow-up & Maintenance

    Monitor for weed emergence and apply post-emergent herbicides if needed. Wait for 6-8 inch grass height before first light grazing. Overseed thin areas and fertilize annually to maintain stand density.

    Service Areas & Terrain

    Spokane, WA: Pasture reclamation for hobby farms and equestrian properties in Spokane County

    Newport, WA: Large-acreage brush clearing and grazing restoration in Pend Oreille County

    Coeur d'Alene, ID: Pasture renovation and weed control for North Idaho ranches

    Sandpoint, ID: Mountain pasture clearing with steep-terrain mulching expertise

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