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Stump removal: Remove manually.

Let's start with the most natural technique. If it requires a bit of elbow grease, this method is safe for you or the environment. It will simply be to manually remove the stump, using different tools. Unfortunately, this technique is not suitable for the most imposing strains or to the deepest roots.

 ·         Dig around the stump: with the shovel, first clear the land around the stump. You must reveal the different roots around the tree. Begin digging next to the stump, to unveil the most impressive roots. More you dig deeper, and the withdrawal of the strain will be.

·         Cut the roots once the roots exposed, it will have the cut. The tool required will depend on the thickness of the root. If you can use a simple pruner, it will be perfect. Otherwise, get yourself an electric saw or ax. Observe safety rules and never use a tool you do not speak.

·         Remove the roots cut the roots into small pieces, and gradually remove the soil all the pieces that come off. Then remove the roots with a hoe. If necessary, cut back the remaining roots before removing. Remove a root up to ensure proper removal of the strain.

·         Cut the strain: once removed a maximum of roots, you can cut the stump with a chainsaw. Keep the wood for the heater or throw it in the compost.

·         Bridging the gap: to keep a level surface and avoid accidents, spackling the hole with soil. This is an important step, otherwise, your field may collapse around the hole. Once a month, add a little more soil to settle until your land is perfectly flat.

 This method has the advantage of not using any chemicals, and thus to respect nature and your property. However, it requires a lot of energy and attention, especially when using the cutting or electrical equipment.

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