anthony frierson

There is a paper plant nearby and they use wood as fuel. they are dumping a bunch of burnt charred wood almost looks like bio char next to my property. I was asked if I would allow them to dump here is this a good idea>?

Funny you say that I'm in Alabama as well. We are actually clearing 40 acres and selling the timber. Some of the pulp wood trees we have ate massive and do not sell well to timber companies. So I was going to do is drag a few loads to a 4 acre plot I dedicated to hugleculture. As far as the dozer guy goes he's my cousin and I have him for the day for free (thank god for family. So that's why I need to know that info.

I have a few questions before I start this massive undertaking. I have 4 acres I'd like to turn in to hugleculture. I know it seems like a lot but let me explain what I have at my disposal. We are currently clearing 40 acres of timber for pasture and thinking out the property. We have a bulldozer guy who has a large d6 dozer that is going to terrace the hills and he said he would bury the trees in the 4 acres. So now you know how I'm going to do it, here are my questions. The trees we have plenty off are pines. Mixed in are a few hardwoods but I would like to keep everything consistent. Will pines do ok and how deep should I bury them? The trees are around 30 - 50' in height so I'm guessing around 75 - 100 trees. I we then disc up the ground and plant a cover crop. I will be taking pictures please tell me what I am missing. I'm seriously going to a temp this. Everything is in place to get it done with little effort on my part I just want to do it right. Thanks in advance for the help