Busy Boys Stump Grinding & Tractor Work

About Busy Boys Stump Grinding & Tractor Work

Out on the Bingham County flats the fields run to the horizon in green rows, and the only vertical things for a mile are the cottonwoods somebody planted along a canal bank for shade. Busy Boys Stump Grinding & Tractor Work takes trees down when they have to come down, grinds the stumps out below grade, and trims what remains so it can keep going. A ground-out stump means a yard can be leveled and seeded instead of mowed around forever — chips swept back into the hollow, the ground made whole again. Trimming near the Snake River means handling fast, brittle wood: cottonwood and willow that put on a great deal of growth in one short high-desert summer. When the fair traffic thins in September and the harvest starts, the light over Blackfoot goes long and gold, and it is a good season to be outside working.