#kudzu #forestrymulching #upstatebrushcontrol We pulled out and cleaned up kudzu from this customer's backyard. Follow UBC / upstatebrushcontrol / upstatebrushcontrol Merchandise upstatebrushco... Amazon Store www.amazon.com...
I can't say it enough. The way you guys work together and the attention to detail is amazing. I pray that God keeps blessing you with all the work you need. Stay humble and safe. God Bless you and your families 🙏
@Robin Alley Make sure somone is watching... see what can be done, you must be part if the infamous bush control mafia. Just be cause they have done twice the work you would put in doesnt mean its bad, more likely that they dont do shoddy work and let it regrow faster to get repeat buisiness.
All you me have done a wonderful job as yous have turned this place into a picture with all the work you.s have done and I enjoyed watching you work so hard from australia\
Had heard about kudzu but never actually saw the stuff. Now that I have, I can tell how tough those vines are and what a pain it must be to control it! These fellows did a super job and it looks so much better now. Very impressive!
I spent an entire year clearing kudzu from my sister's back yard. I originally used used a lawnmower on it's lowest possible height setting, but it kept growing back. I had to keep coming back every weekend and dig up the roots with a shovel. Some of the roots were thicker than my arm. I had to keep coming back after I found a new vine popping up from the ground. The Kudzu had been growing in her back yard for over 20 years, so there were a LOT of thick roots. I wish I had you guys there!
@K. Magee Goats stink. I has a neighbor once that thought it was a good idea to use goats to clean up his backyard. About 3 days later, the stink from all the goat crap totally filled the air and the HOA told him to get rid of the goats.
I just completely removed kudzu and oriental bittersweet from 10 acres. You do not have to remove roots, simply remove the root crowns from the storage system roots. Toward the northerly range kudzu may often have two root crowns, one several inches below the top crown, to be activated if the top freezes. Mature root systems will have a few side bets with storage roots in case something happens to the main crown, up comes a clever new growth center.
@@eddiemertin3381 The Kudzu I was digging up had been in this backyard for 30+ years and was well established. Just cutting it off won't kill it, It WILL grow back. I had to dig up ARM sized roots several feet long to completely remove it. And if I didn't get it all, or dig far enough, I would know, because the next two weeks after cutting it, I would see new sprouts popping up where I stopped digging. and thevines were already over a foot long.
Just wanted to say how much I enjoy watching your videos! I have watched other companies videos but you do the best job, in my opinion. You usually show views before you start, letting us know exactly what you have to do. Then you also show what it looks like after you're done. Your work always looks so nice and neat. Keep up the good work!
Nice to see you do a great job even for people on a budget you guys always leave the place in great shape .I'm sure they were pleased with the outcome.
I think it's amazing to be able to find young adults that will work these days. They sure do work good together and does a neat job. God Bless and stay safe.
Beautiful job! Neighbors have to be asking u to clear out their kudzu too!! Nice job! Relaxing to watch. What a difference. Mulched back into the earth for nutrients. 👍
Amazing job by you and your crew. I’ve been to North Carolina and was amazed at the invasive kudzu. Glad to see you all taking your land back. You made a useless area viable again. Great job!!
I think I’ve seen this video before but I enjoy watching you guys mulch up stuff with the machine and it always looks so nice and clean when you are done with the job great great job you guys
All I had to hear was: " We could do a lot more but I understand these guys have a budget. So we're going to do the best we can" This dude is A+, honest, hard workering and takes pride in his work. I work in IT and I preach this same work ethic everyday to my guys... "Do unto others as you would want to be done to yourself" ❤️🙌👏
Kudzu...the gift from Japan that keeps on giving. Somewhere in that mass of biomass is a central stump or root. Find that and destroy with gas and fire and no more Kudzu. I recently did that to a patch in North Alabama that had been growing for 60 years. The "tap root" was about 2.5 ft in diameter and I found it after a brush fire exposed it. Great video!
Kudzu is an invasive plant species. When I drove a semi-truck for MidWestern and went through some of the southern states back in the late 80's, I saw kudzu covered cars, power line poles and spread out over the wires, I saw trees covered with kudzu and even some farm out buildings covered as well.
In all the videos I’ve seen over the years of the crew clearing land I inevitably see in the Comments section questions like “Was that kudzu, John?” or “How often do you run into kudzu?” Well, now I think we all got our fill of kudzu for a while. Beautiful video, and, of course, a top-notch job by the crew.
@@garyjones2582 Someone recommended them to me for my field of cars, so I put six in there. They ate everything *except* the grass, climbed all over the cars, killed the trees so that they fell on the cars, etc... If you are going that route, you're much better off with cows.
Hey My Pro Crew, another successful job y'all have done. I really enjoyed the last job y'all did and I enjoy this job as well. I've said it once and I'll send it say it again ( My Pro Crew gets the job done Right) . I brag about my Pro crew all the time the upstate Bush control are the best. Y'all continue to be blessed and safe. Bama Queen Victoria Byrd.
The infamous kudzu, east Asian arrowroot. It mulches up good!😄 Another beautiful ending John, YT is your reference buddy, anybody need proof of job perfection, here ya go.👍👍
I don't understand why I am so hooked on your videos, I watch them ony phone on my TV and I don't tire of watching you guys. This is Lydia and I want to send you guys my love from The small town or Olyphant, PA and May God bless you and your business Always
Hi ..... from the greenest country in the world ...... Ireland. Very glad we do not have that Kudzu here. Brilliant job. John you have a bad cough ...again...stay safe and well.
John,, this is soooo hypnotic. Great. A request please... If this place is not totally out of your way I wold love a follow up to see what this place looks like in a couple of months.
Ive always wondered what kind of vine this was. This stuff is everywhere and fast growing. Took my dog for a walk, and he stopped for a crap, he took too long and it grew right over top of him. Same as grandma Kane, going across the yard with her walker, BAM it got her!. We warned her, she wouldn't listen, stubborn as that dog she was. And look what it got her.
So satisfying to see that crap ground to dust!! Hate that vine!! My dream is to go at it with a flamethrower… won’t ever happen, but I can dream can’t I??? Great Job by the way!!
RU-vid recommended your channel to me this morning, I'm glad they did I enjoyed watching you grind up that invasion weed, could you imagine a world without people a person wouldn't be able to move around, great job.
I lived in Georgia while serving in the Air Force back in the 80’s and had never heard of kudzu. I went back to Georgia around 2009 and could not believe how this stuff had engulfed every square inch along I75, simple unbelievable this was ever introduced into the US. Great job UBC!!! 👍✌️😎
Wow, if I had not seen them take that Kutzo down, I'd of said it could not be done. Truly it's the vine from hell. It kills everything it grows on or over. Nice job guys.
Long story short, kudzu was originally planted in the Southeast for erosion control, but it quickly became invasive, and smothers land and trees. Whole sections of forests and trees along the sides of roads are just covered in kudzu. It grows fast and is tough to kill. If you want to get rich, all you have to do is to come up with a cheap and safe way to kill kudzu while leaving the underlying vegetation intact... Or better yet, find a way to easily harvest kudzu and turn it into something useful, like biofuel.
Ol Spartanburg kudzu fighter here, by hand, pull vines till crown is found, dig like hell to get it in his ol hard red clay soil. Anything left of it, paint the exposed crown root with brushtox, straight out of he container., no dilution!
I've watched all your videos and this one was a real eye opener. I wonder if the people knew they had neighbors? You guys really opened things up on this one that make for a good showing. You MUST get MORE work from passers by who see what you're doing and call you over for an estimate? Any idea what can kill these vines and NOT the shrubs they grow out of? Wanna be rich? Find something. Another GOOD JOB John & Crew! You said, these vines can take off 7,500 FEET - THAT'S OVER A MILE!!!
Desde Colombia he visto muchos equipos pero ustedes tienen lo mejor que he visto los felicito y tienen muy buena disposición para trabajar Dios los bendiga
Why this video popped up in my feed I don't know. But I'm so glad it did. I used to live in Greer before I moved to Iowa. South Carolina has some unfavorable things like fire ants, copperheads, and kudzu. Here in Iowa, you get high taxes and five brutal months of winter. Both have great people. Awesome job. I'll keep y'all in mind if I encounter kudzu when I move back.
Looks great, excellent work as always. I have some kudzu spots at my house, we also have a small section of woods behind our house. Now I know to make sure to get the root out and what it looks like. That'll help me out a lot. Slow motion of log - yess!!!! So satisfying!
I am so impressed by your work ethic john even customers on a tight budget you will take your time and make sure you sort out even the roots of the problem...15:09 #TheBlob cameo....very professional...Stay Safe UBC
