Mechanical weed control
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Mowing and clearing where herbicide is not an option on river embankments, canal nets, railroads, roads and other weeded surfaces.
How it works
Mechanical cleaning of weeds involves mowing, cutting and clearing without chemistry. It is selected according to the terrain: smaller and inaccessible surfaces go to the motor hair and chainsaw, larger to a special vehicle or tractor with a connection.
The growths at height are cut off by telescopes or from a platform.
When clearing the weeded surface, the work does not stop at cutting mown and cut material is also measured.
What it includes
- Motor mower mowing
- Cutting with a chainsaw, according to the diameter of the tree
- Cutting at altitude telescopic and from the platform
- Clearing the weeded surface with motor hair and saw, with removal and metering
- Work with a special vehicle or tractor with connection
References — completed work
From the firm's archive: 1 job and 18 photos taken in the field during the performance.
Mechanical weed control
1 job, 18 photos.
Mowing invasive weeds (Ambrosia artemisiifolia sp. - Ambrosia and other species) up to 2.5 m high
- Where is mechanical weeding done?
On river embankments, canal network, railroads, roads and other weeded surfaces.
- Does the cut material apply?
When clearing the weeded surface, materials are also taken out and measured.
You have a weedy surface? Tell how large it is, what the terrain is and whether it is accessible to mechanization.
Send an enquiry
ARHIFARM d.o.o. has been operating since 1992. Overview of registrations and previously issued permits:
- Decision authorising disinfection, insect-control and rodent-control operations, No. 3/3-10-5600/01, dated 23 July 2001.
- Permit for hazardous-waste treatment in a mobile plant, registration No. 864, dated 22 May 2012.
- Integrated permit for waste collection and transport, registration No. 116, dated 10 September 2010.
- Permit to perform municipal utility activities, code 90000, dated 12 May 2010.

















