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- by james.willms
- Wed 19-Oct-2022, 12:13
- Forum: 1. Cover the ground with organic matter
- Topic: Wood chipping
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Wood chipping
In one of the vignette's, Jack talks about how he chipped a bunch of his tree pruning and then put the chips on top of the garden beds. What was the chipping machine used to get the chips so fine? Thanks.
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