Complete mulching involves grinding all the vegetation or woody debris (branches, trunks, small trees) present in a given area, thus making it accessible for future preparatory work. Land clearing involves carrying out all these operations in a non-forested area.
Forestry partitioning involves mulching between rows of plants to facilitate manual maintenance. This promotes plant growth.
After logging in forest plots, the stumps are leveled using a stump grinder. This technique facilitates soil preparation, planting, and maintenance, and prevents stump regrowth. Stump removal is primarily used for creating forest tracks or green spaces to eliminate obstacles.
Windrowing involves gathering the remnants in a specific area in a line, parallel to the future plantations. This is an interesting solution for preparing land before reforesting it.