From Byron Bay and Bangalow through to Mullumbimby and Brunswick Heads — presented land for the Shire’s hinterland lifestyle properties and hobby farms.
Byron Shire acreage tends to be judged differently to most rural land — whether it’s a hinterland lifestyle block near Federal, a hobby farm outside Bangalow, or a boutique property backing onto the escarpment, presentation matters as much as maintenance. We treat every Byron Shire job that way: clean lines, no windrows left behind, and a finish that suits land people have often paid a premium for.
A good share of our Byron work is repeat, scheduled slashing for owners who’d rather not think about it — we turn up, do the job properly, and keep the property looking the way it should between visits. We also handle the rougher end: overgrown blocks around Main Arm and Coorabell that need real clearing before a regular schedule can even start.
Byron’s hinterland terrain varies more than most — steep pinch paddocks, rainforest-edge blocks, and everything in between. Our low-hour John Deere handles the terrain most contractors won’t take on, without tearing up the ground getting there.
Scheduled or one-off slashing for Byron Shire acreage — presented properly, every visit, without the windrows.
Heavy regrowth around Main Arm, Coorabell and the escarpment fringe, cleared back to a point regular slashing can take over.
Bushland-adjacent hinterland properties slashed ahead of fire season across the Shire.
Regularly working across:
Also working north across the Tweed Coast and Murwillumbah hinterland.
Yes — a lot of our Byron work is exactly this. Our tractor and slasher are set up for pinch paddocks and uneven hinterland ground that some contractors won't take on.
Yes, this is one of the most common arrangements for Byron Shire lifestyle and hobby farm owners — we set a recurring visit so the property stays presented without you having to think about it.
Yes. We clear and reclaim overgrown Byron Shire blocks regularly before setting them onto an ongoing slashing schedule.