Serving Hammond & Rural St. Croix County Farmland
Hammond is a small rural community in central St. Croix County, surrounded by productive agricultural land where invasive buckthorn, box elder, and prickly ash regularly encroach on fence lines and woodlot edges. Professional brush management keeps Hammond-area farms productive and well-maintained.
Aspen Land Management’s tracked mulching equipment handles Hammond’s agricultural terrain efficiently — clearing fence lines, woodlot edges, and encroached pastures without burning, hauling, or damaging soil structure.
Our Services in Hammond
Agricultural Fence Line Clearing
Restore Hammond-area fence lines and field borders from encroaching brush and woody vegetation.
Pasture & Field Clearing
Reclaim overgrown Hammond-area farm fields and pastures to productive agricultural condition.
Forestry Mulching
Single-pass clearing for Hammond-area wooded lots, farm woodlots, and rural parcels in St. Croix County.
Invasive Species Control
Remove buckthorn, box elder, and prickly ash from Hammond-area farm fields and woodland edges.
Rural Lot Preparation
Prepare Hammond-area rural lots for residential development, farm buildings, and recreational use.
Erosion Control Buffer Clearing
Stabilize Hammond-area slopes and drainage channels with precision mulching maintaining ground cover.
Pricing Near Hammond
Most projects run $185–$400+ per hour. Every quote is free.
Commercial, municipal, and utility work is quoted at $185–$400+ per hour. Travel and mobilization are quoted separately and vary by site location and access.
FAQ – Hammond
Do you serve Hammond’s rural agricultural properties?
Yes — Hammond is in our core service area. We serve all agricultural and rural properties throughout central St. Croix County.
How much does clearing cost near Hammond?
Most Hammond-area projects run $185–$400+ per hour. We provide free written estimates after an on-site site visit.
Can you clear near wetlands in the Hammond area?
Yes — we advise on any WI DNR permit requirements for wetland-adjacent clearing during your free consultation.
Communities Near Hammond
Serving Hammond and central St. Croix County, with reach to Baldwin, Roberts, New Richmond, and all surrounding rural communities.
Grant Programs for St. Croix County / Hammond Landowners
SAM.gov-registered (UEI: TD2VF7T63PX6 · DUNS: 14-502-1173). We partner with county, state, and federal agencies to maximize your conservation funding. Click any grant card to learn more.
Wisconsin Managed Forest Law (MFL)
Enrolled woodland is taxed at a reduced per-acre rate set under the Wisconsin Managed Forest Law. St. Croix County / Hammond owners with 10+ acres can enroll — Aspen provides mechanical vegetation management; required MFL practices are determined by the Wisconsin DNR.
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USDA EQIP Cost-Share
Technical and financial assistance for eligible producers and non-industrial forest managers. NRCS payment rates are established through current payment schedules and are not guaranteed percentages of total project cost.
→ See 2026 Rates →
WI Forest Landowner Grant (FLGP)
Up to 50% cost-share on non-commercial practices for non-industrial private forest owners with 10–500 contiguous acres and a forest stewardship plan — invasive removal, stand improvement & riparian buffer prep.
→ Apply for FLGP →
USDA Conservation Stewardship (CSP)
Five-year contracts, with rates set by NRCS state payment schedules and a $4,000 minimum annual payment for most participants, available to St. Croix County / Hammond agricultural producers expanding conservation.
→ Check CSP Eligibility →
St. Croix County / Hammond Forestry Cost-Share
Local cost-share may be available on approved practices. Payment rates and eligible costs vary by program, practice, applicant eligibility, location, and funding cycle. — first-come, first-served by St. Croix County / Hammond DNR County Forester.
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Additional Conservation Programs
Additional state, federal, county, and watershed-based conservation programs may be available depending on property location, resource concerns, applicant eligibility, and current funding cycles.
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Full grant documentation: GPS-mapped acreage, before/after photos, species records & completion certifications.