When it comes to Cutover and subsoiling for farms and agricultural needs in VA, call VA Land Clearing and Excavating in Brandy Station, VA. We offer cutover, subsoiling, land clearing and forestry mulching services to farms, openland sites and property owners who want to improve their soil quality. Cutover and subsoiling opens and enriches the soil, unpacks the soil, creating richer farmland for rooting, infiltration and plant growth. Our clients are farms and agricultural operations located in areas around Lake Anna, including Orange, Louisa, Mineral, Spotsylvania, Stafford, Culpeper and Fauquier County, VA.
Cutover is when you have land cleared of any timber or logs. This is used for people who want to clear for pasture and harvest their timber.
Subsoiling is a technique commonly used to alleviate the adverse effects of soil compaction and improve soil physical condition, in both cropping and pastoral agriculture. In ideal conditions, subsoiling should break up the soil at depth and produce vertical cracks through the whole soil profile. Subsoiling is defined as non-inversion tillage below a depth of 14 inches.
Breaking the hardpan layer of the soil is often referred to as “subsoiling,”. The process is done to break up the soil up to depths of two feet and waste layers of compacted soil letting water and roots to enter it. Multiple implements can be used for subsoiling such as a chisel plough also commonly known as a “subsoiler”
After forestry tilling subsoiling is used to grinding the stumps and roots and turning it into organic material to the land to be able to disc and plant immediately. Subsoiling creates larger pores that increase rooting and infiltration. The benefits of subsoiling depend upon many factors including soil type and soil management.
Call Virginia Land Clearing and Excavation for Cutover and Subsoiling Services in Fauquier, Culpeper, Prince William and Spotsylvania, VA. 703-378-2505