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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.
We were excellently fed and watered at The Well at Bulkington for our Christmas get-together.
Thanks to everyone for their hard work over the past 12 months.
Here, Mark is pollarding willow trees along a watercourse, all made safe and easy with the Vosch grapple saw.
Pollarding is the process of cutting all limbs of the tree back to the main stem to reduce the weight and likelihood of the main stem splitting and failing. This can only be done on certain species of tree that will regenerate afterwards.
Check out all our tree services here and tree survey work here
And below is the link for more info on the Vosch if you’d like it.
Solonet deer wire unrolled / tensioner with Tornado 450 m rolls of deer netting – making life a little easier. All part of our Solar Farm Project where we are tasked to erect 13,000m fencing around 16 separate compartments.
For details of other types of fencing services we offer, click below.
11th December: The start of 13,000m of solar park fencing on creosote timber posts. Let’s hope for some dry weather
18th December: Another few metres off the list on The solar farm project – a bit wet in places!
Tad back out with the Robo flail in Somerset at the end November clearing bramble on some banks.
