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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world field day with an LS XR4040, brush hogging an overgrown field in December specifically to spot stumps, logs, and rocks hidden by summer growth. It covers dragging out cut logs and limb piles, a mention of the regen process continuing during work, and plans for the field (liming, future haymaking). It's a casual homestead vlog, not a spec review or detailed how-to.
Posted by the Mallard 5 (+1) Farmhouse & Homestead channel, an owner sharing hands-on tractor use on their own property.
Yes, you can keep doing whatever you're doing. Just don't shut it off and let it keep going through the regen process.
In December you can see things like stumps, logs, and rocks that are hidden by growth in the spring and summer, making the job safer and more thorough.
The owner says it took about a half hour while he kept brush hogging the field.
