The Top 10 Benefits of Forestry Mulching

One of the most common questions we get is, 'What happens to all the wood chips?' The answer is simple: we leave them right where they fall, and your soil will thank you for it.

The layer of natural mulch created during the forestry mulching process acts as a protective blanket for your field. It immediately stops soil erosion, which is crucial on sloped properties. As the mulch breaks down over time, it introduces rich organic matter back into the soil, improving its structure and fertility.

Furthermore, this mulch layer helps suppress future weed growth and retains soil moisture during dry months. It's a natural, eco-friendly cycle that leaves your land healthier than we found it.