Land Management

Northern Montana is no stranger to extreme weather. From fierce winter storms and heavy snowfall to powerful winds and occasional flooding, properties in this region are regularly exposed to the elements. Severe weather strikes can leave your land cluttered with debris, damaged trees, and structural hazards. Storm damage cleanup becomes essential to restore your property […]

Land management in northern Montana comes with unique challenges. From dense forests to invasive plant species, property owners often need effective methods to clear and maintain their land without causing long-term environmental harm. Forestry mulching has emerged as one of the most efficient and sustainable solutions, offering a way to clear land while preserving its

Clearing land is a critical first step in property development and land management projects. Whether you’re preparing a site for construction, agriculture, or conservation, the right techniques ensure efficiency, safety, and sustainability. Northern Montana’s rugged terrain, dense vegetation, and varying soil types present unique challenges, making choosing methods suited to the region essential. The Importance

We all remember the big ones. The devastating floods of 2022, the windstorms of 2020, and the severe winter storms that frequently blanket our state. Montana is prone to some wild and devastating weather at times. Eventually, the power companies get the electricity flowing again, and in urban areas, city governments come along to collect

There are invasive species that destroy farmland and damage property, like noxious weeds. There are other invasive species, ones that people don’t often talk about. These invasive and aggressive trees will wreck your hunting grounds, pastures, and ranch land in Montana. What are they, and what can you do about them? Invasive Trees in Montana

Montana faces significant challenges with invasive tree species, particularly Russian olive and salt cedar (also known as tamarisk). If you buy or own land in Montana, especially near water sources, you can expect that you might have to deal with these invasive trees. What’s Wrong With Russian Olive and Salt Cedar? You may be asking