Continuous Mounding for Large-Scale Planting

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Continuous Mounding for Large-Scale Planting

For larger forestry projects, continuous mounding is the most efficient method. Our LGP excavators allow for long, uniform mounds that maximise efficiency while protecting sensitive ground.

Why choose continuous mounding:

  • Increases efficiency on expansive sites
  • Ensures consistent soil quality and planting depth
  • Meets FLS best practice for spacing, drainage, and environmental protection
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