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How do I level a 2 acre field?
I've recently moved into a house with a largish garden and am looking
to landscape a 2 acre paddock alongside. The paddock has 1 large trench down it, around 4ft deep and 12ft wide running about 100 yds. It make mowing and groundcare a nightmare as my tractor feels like its going to tip if I drive along it and misses bits if I drive across it. The rest of the field also has shallower channels/undulations of around 1ft deep by 10ft wide, which cause problems. Maybe the undulations were man-made to increase the surface area, but in any case I would like to level it out but don't know where to start. I've got an old JCB digger and a tractor and trailer, but I would imagine I would need literally hundreds of tons of topsoil to level it. I considered getting a power harrow for the undulations, would this work? I can't see much choice but to get topsoil for the large trench or make it into a pond, but am not keen on a pond there. |
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