What Is Cedar Clearing?
Eastern red cedar is the most significant invasive tree in Oklahoma. It spreads aggressively across pastures, shades out native grasses, consumes groundwater, and reduces land carrying capacity by up to 75% in heavy stands. A property that was open pasture ten years ago can be an impassable cedar thicket today.
Forestry mulching is the most efficient removal method for most Tulsa-area cedar jobs. The machine grinds cedar trees up to approximately 6 inches in diameter in a single pass — tree, branches, and all — leaving a fine mulch layer. No burn piles, no debris hauling, no waiting.
Oklahoma landowners may qualify for cost-share assistance through Oklahoma Forestry Services and USDA NRCS EQIP programs. We point you to the right contacts at your site visit.
This Is For You If...
- Cedar has taken over pasture land you want to graze
- Your property value is dropping as cedar spreads
- You want to restore native grasses and open grazing land
- The cedar is too thick to clear by hand or chainsaw
- You have 1–50+ acres of cedar encroachment to address
- You are a landowner, rancher, or farm operator in the Tulsa metro or surrounding counties