Clean Slate Brush Control

About Clean Slate Brush Control

By November the fencerows around Henry County show what they hid all summer — honeysuckle grown into the wire, volunteer locust, a treeline standing ten feet further into the field than it did last year. Clean Slate Brush Control goes straight at that: brush cutting, fenceline and overgrown lot clearing, and mowing rough ground back down to something a person can walk. It is loud, dusty work, and the reward arrives all at once, when the last pass opens a corner that hasn't seen daylight in years. Keeping it cut afterward is the quieter half of the job, and the half that decides whether it stays open. Out here the line between kept and gone-back is thin, and holding it is worth the doing.