the mulch store,,,

larry@stinescorner · Mar 30, 2015

thought you might like to see the place I get mulch here in nj

looks to me like they chew up some nice firewood,even maybe could saw some for lumber?

people haul in brush,stumps logs etc,,pay to get rid of it,,,and its made into mulch which is sold

they have it natural,,and also dyed black

keh · Mar 30, 2015

Useful operation. In addition to black dye, they have used red around here.

KEH

ShadetreeRet · Mar 30, 2015

Kinda reminds me of Lyle's operation.

Dick2 · Mar 30, 2015

I was at a Sand & Gravel place a few weeks ago and they had a sign that they charged $XX per ton for landscapers to dump their trimmings. S&G place turns it into compost and sells it back to other landscapers; S&G gets money on both ends of that deal.

DENNIS MIN · Mar 30, 2015

SHadetreeret,

Where is Lyle nowadays?

D.

Bob Harvey · Mar 30, 2015

Our local Native Band has put together a site that takes waste green and converts it to useable soil. They spent some millions of dollars for start-up and are doing a great job. They will pay for the whole thing this year. Locals and 'weekenders' (me included -mid week) are lined up on weekends. I say "Good job". b

ShadetreeRet · Mar 30, 2015

Dennis, my Email should be open, drop me a line.

37chief · Mar 30, 2015

I'd like to see the machine grinding up that stuff. Not any tree companies I know of sell fire wood. Just too expensive to process. Most is ground up. In the next town from me there is a mushroom farm. They always have a big pile of mushroom growing compost. It's free if you load it, or 20.00 if they load it. I filled my pickup my self one time. The next time I spent 20.00 Stan

JayinNY · Mar 30, 2015

I'd love to get my hands on the wood in the 3rd pic for firewood! Lol

JMS/.MN · Mar 31, 2015

google "Rotochopper". Those machines are made about 20 miles from me. Went on their factory tour a few years ago.

johnlobb · Mar 31, 2015

Morbark Industries up in Morley, MI makes big shredders and chippers too.

Traditional Farmer · Mar 31, 2015

One advantage I have having a farm in a so called developed area,I can usually get all the wood and wood chips I want from tree companies operating in the area because if I don't take it they have to pay to get rid of it.Think I have about 20 dump truck loads of
chips and stump grindings in the pile now.

RandyB(MI) · Mar 31, 2015

Morbark Inc. and Peterson Mfg. make the biggest whole tree chippers/grinders. You can watch them in operation on youtube or their websites. We always got our dyed mulch free from the test site when I worked at Morbark .

the mulch store,,,

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