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Get in touch with your property location, a few photos and an outline of what you need done.
Overgrown vegetation can take productive land out of use and make everyday property maintenance harder.
Wild Country Landcare & Earth provides practical mulching and vegetation management for rural properties and project sites across North Queensland. Whether you’re dealing with invasive weeds or years of regrowth, we help you take the next step towards more manageable land.
Clear and treat chinee apple, prickly acacia and other woody weeds through mechanical clearing, targeted herbicide treatment and ongoing management for long-term results.
Break down dense scrub and unwanted vegetation into mulch, opening up overgrown areas and making the land easier to manage.
Target invasive weeds and unwanted regrowth with herbicide treatment suited to the species, site and season, helping bring infestations under control.
Preventing the spread of weeds is part of every vegetation management job.
Our machinery and vehicles undergo thorough cleaning and inspection before entering or leaving a site, supported by weed hygiene declarations. This helps reduce the risk of carrying weed seed, soil and plant material between properties.
We also discuss site-specific biosecurity requirements with landowners and project teams before starting work.
You might want to reclaim a paddock, open up an overgrown area or manage vegetation ahead of a larger project. The starting point is understanding the site and the result you need.
We’ll discuss the vegetation, access and scope of work with you so the approach suits your property and priorities.
For landowners, developers and council project teams, it starts with a straightforward conversation about the job.
Get in touch with your property location, a few photos and an outline of what you need done.
We’ll outline the proposed work and provide a quote so you know what is included before going ahead.
Have a patch of country that needs attention? Tell us where you’re located, what you’re dealing with and what you’d like to achieve.