Agricultural,Paddock, Groundworks, Estate Management and Fencing Services Wood Farm
Agricultural Groundworks,Paddock Maintenance Estate Management Fencing Services Wood Farm cost effective Farmland and Estate Paddock Management services Paddock maintenance & associated fieldwork Wood Farm Ask for Steffan Paddock Services at 07815785457 info@littlemalvernfarm
Wood Farm services to small holders, hobby farmers rural clients typically comprise of
Vegetation management
Reseeding & Over seeding
Utilities installation
& residential fencing
– Contract mowing
For new paddocks that are to be sown we use a tined harrow with broadcast spreader. We also have cultipack seeders for large lawns and fine turf areas. In conjunction with seeding, seedbeds can be created with our stone buriers or power rakes. A variety of specialist grasses and wild flower seeds are available at competitive prices
Seeding and Over seeding
Seeding and over-seeding can be performed when grass is growing and the soil is warm enough to allow the seed to germinate. Depending on weather conditions this is typically from late March through to late September, but taking care to avoid drought periods which typically occur during the peak summer months.
Paddock maintenance & associated fieldwork
Woodland creation & hedge planting
Hedge cutting & hedge reductions
Watercourse management
Weed control
Hard & soft landscaping
Forestry and tree works
Wood Farm Paddock Maintenance, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds,Warwickshire,Oxfordshire,Worcestershire,Herefordshire,Shropshire,Monmouth offers a wide range of Paddock, Equestrian, Garden, and Commercial Ground Care and Maintenance Services, including Topping, Spraying, Moss and Weed Control
Soil and Grass Care Tips
Healthy grass is vital for providing nutrition to your horses. Maintaining good soil and grass conditions ensures access to high-quality forage year-round.
- Fertilizing and Aerating: Apply nutrient-rich fertilizers and aerate the soil regularly to enhance water penetration and root growth.
- Weed Control: Manage invasive plants through regular mowing and eco-friendly herbicides.
- Reseeding: Reseed with horse-friendly grass varieties to maintain a nutritious supply.
Implementing these practices prevents soil compaction and encourages robust grass growt