Turn Woods into Pasture Simply and Inexpensively

Are you looking for ways to clear land and develop pasture grasses for livestock? Pa Mac describes some simple and inexpensive methods he implemented to turn thick woods into healthy and fertile pasture—which is an alternative to hiring expensive, heavy machinery for land clearing. For more information on Pa Mac’s book “Common Trees and Their Uses for the Small Farm or Homestead”, go here: https://farmhandscompanion.com/produc... For more on the topic of clearing land, watch Pa Mac’s playlist:    • Clearing Land or Brush   Be sure and subscribe to the Farm Hand's Companion channel to see a variety of shows for the small farm or homestead: The Farm Hand's Companion Show, My Favorite Farm Tool, The FHC Q & A Show with Pa Mac, FHC Farm Bulletins, FHC Extras, FHC Viewer Projects, and What I Got at the Auction. If you’ve enjoyed this video or others by Pa Mac, a great way to support The Farm Hand’s Companion channel is to shop for Pa Mac’s recommended items through his Amazon storefront: Amazon Store front: https://amzn.to/4eJ31Oz (Pa Mac earns a commission for purchases made through his Amazon links.) if you’ve benefited from the Farm Hand’s Companion videos, and you feel so inclined please consider becoming a patron of the channel. It'll tremendously aid my efforts to create more videos as frequently as possible. I'm happy to say I’ve got big plans for the future of The Farm Hand's Companion project that I hope will be an inspirational boost to folks who are looking to be more self-sufficient on their farm or homestead—as well as those who just want simple, homespun entertainment. All in all, I’ll be pleased as punch to know you've chosen to be a part of it in a more substantial way by becoming a Farm Hand’s Companion Patron. Mash here for more info:   / farmhandscompanion   Also visit http://www.farmhandscompanion.com to find articles, posts, photographs, and encouragement for today's self-sufficient farm or homestead. (And be sure to check out the General Store for books (like Pa Mac's "Building an Old-fashioned Pole Barn") or DVD's by Pa Mac at http://www.farmhandscompanion.com/gen...)