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Tidy Friday: mulching an area next to a security fence near Larkhill. Our Robo Flails are great, but the Seppi Mulcher is better here and deals with heavy and dense vegetation with ease.
An older but very efficient workhorse in our fleet, and built to last.
Work started in mid-December 2024 to erect 13,000m of fencing around the farm site. So far, we’re up to about 10,000m.
We are using our Evo 3 post driver/creosote timber posts with Solonet deer wire unrolled /tensioner with Tornado 450m rolls of deer netting. The timber we are using is supplied and treated in the UK and we are using UK-manufactured wire netting.
These 450m rolls have been specially ordered for this project instead of the standard 100m, to reduce the amount of joining.
The site consists of 16 separate compartments of solar panels. We have installed gates along with the fences and ED & W Bodman have installed all tracks.
It was nice to see the sun one-day last week!
Here Tristan and Toby are flying along with the fencing.
A row of street pollarding was completed by Scott, Antony, Cameron. Dale and others. Great job
15th February
Looks like GPRS marking out prior to new woodland creation seems to be working. Helping with logistics planting in the shadow of Roundway Hill near Devizes.
15th February
It was nice to see the sunshine yesterday; Tad was out with the robo flail overlooking Bath, to clear some large bramble.
7th Feb 2025
Not the most exciting pictures…
However, after mulching this site, it has been fenced to provide a protective haven for ground-nesting birds from people walking their dogs at Castle Hill in Salisbury.
6th February 2025
Toby cracking on in the sunshine today
January 2025
Another few metres off the list on The Solar farm project – a bit wet in places – 18th Dec 2024
And another compartment ticketed off on the Solar Farm Project. 8th Jan 2025
Very wet underfoot now – a few frosty days are welcome.
Tristan, Toby and Matt cracking on…
The new flail collector working on wildflower meadows to clear old vegetation and prevent nutrient buildup.
Works were delayed until ground conditions had dried up a bit! The flail makes light work of the vegetation.