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transkript: I will carry out this project predominantly by hand with only small machines. I'd like to show you how to do such a job at a manageable cost. Alright then let's get started, because there is a lot to do. First of all, the entire area of ​​approximately 1000 square meters has to be mowed. For this, I use my Stihl brush cutter FS350 with a brush knife. The entire above ground overgrowth is cut and shredded. Not just the long grass but also the blackberries, stinging nettles and everything else that’s growing here, has to go. It’s also important that you cut down the matted layers of overgrowth that has accumulated over the years. The lower you cut everything off, the easier the following work steps will be. It makes sense to carry out this work in the cold part of the year, outside of the growing season. In summer, the blackberries will be especially problematic. Their long, green shoots can wrap themselves around the knives, jamming them up. In winter, preferably during a frost, is the best time to chop them. So I work systematically throughout the entire area. If some places are particularly overgrown, you can go over it twice. The advantage of the brush cutter, is that it can also be used on bumpy terrain. Once the area has been trimmed down, all the clippings must be removed. This is done by hand with a rake, fork and wheelbarrow. We bring the shredded matter to a desolate area on the property. And since it doesn’t have to be driven off to a different location, it saves on cost and effort. It also ensures that the plant seeds in the biomass can re-establish locally. Even for small animals and insects, the layer of shredded mass is a welcome habitat. And this is how the area looks like. Next, the fence is dismantled. It is a chain link fence with recycled plastic posts. I will disassemble the fence in such a way that it can be used again. Saving and reusing materials saves resources and protects the climate and your homeland. The advantage of these recycle posts is that they are very durable and do not rot compared to wooden posts. The wire mesh is coated with plastic and durable for decades. Ok the fence is removed and now I mow the lawn as short as possible. Now the tiller comes into the picture. I have an old Agria 1800. This machine is very old, but also stable. The heavy design makes them a bit unwieldy. The working width is 80cm. Newer tillers are much easier to operate. I would advise you to borrow a tiller. You can also buy one, but beware, cheap models will quickly reach their limits on harder soil. Regardless if it’s new or not, these machines are to be used with caution. The strong tilling machines are very dangerous. In any case, get detailed instructions on the machine when you buy or borrow one. For safety reasons, I’m wearing steel-reinforced safety boots. But letting a specialist do the tilling, is probably in most circumstances, the best solution. So I go over the surface multiple times with the tiller, until the ground is nice and loose. The biggest problems in this case are the long roots from the wild blackberries, which frequently get tangled around the knives. I have to stop the tiller a few times to remove the roots from the knives. #backyardtransformation #lawn #landscaping