Land clearing
Land clearing is the process of removing vegetation and objects from land in order to make it usable for a defined purpose.
Land clearing and recultivation
Land clearing and recultivation affect many industries from agriculture to construction to transportation. It can also be done in the context of environmental protection, such as the removal of invasive species or ecosystem restoration. Often times mulchers or rotavators are used which leave the shredded biomass in or on the soil, further improving soil fertility.
Other applications
Removal of beetle infested wood
A major challenge in recent years is the fight against bark beetles. They attack healthy trees and can cause forest stands to die over large areas.
Firebreaks and prevention of fires
Firebreaks can preventively limit the spread of a fire. Maintenance includes the removal of brush and low woody vegetation.
Stump removal
Removing tree stumps or shredding roots requires special equipment.
Biomass harvesting
Biomass harvesting helps to make unused land usable and supports energy production
Plantation management
The management of plantations involves mulching the entire stand as well as crop residues and rootstocks.
Forestry maintenance
The management of vegetation is complex and challenging, including terrain that is often difficult to access, or is impassable.
Right-of-way maintenance
Right-of-way maintenance involves keeping utilities such as overhead cables, underground cables, pipelines, railway lines clear.
Landscaping
In the area of green area maintenance, whether in residential or commercial areas, Prinoth offers solutions exactly for this work.