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Fecon is not a general attachment brand with a forestry page tacked on. The Ohio manufacturer has spent decades around mulching heads, dedicated carriers, and the ugly applications where weak equipment gets exposed fast.
From a small Ohio shop frustrated with bad equipment to the company that bought Vermeer's forestry mulcher line, Fecon has spent 30+ years building Bull Hogs that won't quit. Here's how they got here.
Forestry mulching is projected to hit $2.5 billion in 2025 with 7% annual growth through 2033. Here's what's driving the boom — and what it means for operators on the ground.
From Sioux Falls to job sites across North America, Diamond Mowers has carved out a reputation for building some of the toughest forestry and vegetation management attachments in the industry.
We talked to forestry mulching operators about equipment choices, market demand, and the misconceptions customers have about land clearing. Their answers might surprise you.
Profile of Mulch It Down - How this North Huntingdon company is transforming overgrown Pittsburgh hillsides with remote-controlled mulching technology
From a startup in 1995 to a 250,000-square-foot operation shipping thousands of attachments nationwide, Blue Diamond has become the go-to source for contractors who can't afford downtime.
Based in Coleman, Wisconsin, Truax Land Clearing is building a reputation for efficient, environmentally-conscious land clearing services across the upper Midwest.
From humble beginnings in Evendale to a 150,000+ square foot manufacturing powerhouse in Lebanon, Fecon has shipped over 25,000 mulcher heads worldwide and continues to define the vegetation management industry.
How a small Ohio land clearing company leveraged smart marketing, technology adoption, and customer focus to become a regional success story.