JW Farm and Ranch Land Services, LLC

11/26/2024

Busy weekend helping a friend put in new waterlines to water livestock!

03/07/2024

Find of the day while clearing an area. Old water heater full off Bees!

02/21/2024

Its finally dried up enough to take out some trees!

11/23/2023

09/13/2023

The pond that we just finished up with had huge Willows and Cottonwood trees growing around the shore.
This Stump bucket attachment did the trick!

Thanks Lone Star Tractor & Equipment LLC again for making sure we have the correct equipment to get things done!

09/12/2023

Been a busy few weeks working on ponds!

Several ponds needed dams built back up as well as all the sludge and silt removed.

08/06/2023

We are very, very dry in North Texas. Which makes it the perfect time to clean the sludge out of ponds.

Sludge is a mix of decaying organic matter, and this might include animal waste, dead leaves, grass clippings, fish food and just about anything else that finds its way into your pond and begins to decompose. Sludge also can contain inorganic substances such as sand or silt or clay.

Removing sludge and silt from a pond is necessary when the build-up of dead plant leaves, other organic material, and run-off from surrounding areas causes a significant build-up on the pond’s bed. This can have serious consequences on the pond’s ecosystem, such as reduced oxygen levels and the loss of fish and other aquatic life.

Livestock can also get bogged down in the soggy silt. A cow or calf getting stuck in the pond sludge could be detrimental. Another one of the many reasons to clean out your pond.

07/11/2023

New gate and Ghost Automatic gate opener installed.

06/25/2023

Getting out early to beat the heat. Fence lines cleared, line posts and t posts in.