AREAS WE SERVICE

YOUR LOCAL GRASS SLASHING & LAND MANAGEMENT TEAM

Macedon Ranges Grass Slashing proudly serves landholders across the Macedon Ranges and wider Central Victoria, with dependable slashing, clearing and weed-control solutions.

• Ballarat & Mount Alexander Shire
  Across Ballarat’s fertile volcanic country, our Eco Blade cuts back unwanted growth while leaving the soil’s valuable nutrients intact for lasting paddock health. Out in Mount Alexander’s rugged granite terrain, we rely on carefully targeted spraying to lift out invasive species while keeping the local native biodiversity safe.
• Hepburn, Daylesford & Western Victoria
  Throughout Hepburn’s wetter, high-rainfall pockets, our mulching helps ground recover faster and holds back erosion once the weeds are gone. In Daylesford and right across Western Victoria, we blend several control methods so productive farmland and fragile native ecosystems can sit comfortably side by side.
• Macedon Ranges & Surrounds
  Given the Macedon Ranges’ cooler conditions, we use accurate ground spraying to keep regrowth down and back sustainable land management over the long haul. In the districts nearby, the Eco Blade makes short work of thick gorse and woody weeds without tearing up the underlying soil structure.
• Central Highlands
  Where the Central Highlands sits in bushfire-prone country, our mulching brings fuel loads down and helps properties stand up better to fire season. On the region’s fertile highland slopes, our weed management looks after soil fertility and brings both pastures and native habitat back to life.
• Murrindindi Shire and Mitchell shire
  Murrindindi takes in a real mix of forest and river-valley country, and our weed control is shaped to suit it — safeguarding waterways, bringing back native vegetation and keeping farmland productive. Over in the quickly expanding rural and peri-urban parts of Mitchell Shire, our Eco Blade and mulching keep invasive species in check, helping landholders weigh up farming needs alongside protecting native biodiversity and shared community spaces.