Who does paddock maintenance in Shetland Islands?

We pass jobs to agricultural contractors covering Shetland Islands: 7 of them are in the network today. Describe what needs doing and the ones who cover your area get in touch with you directly.

How much does paddock topping cost in Shetland Islands?

It depends on the acreage, how heavy the growth is, how good the access is for machinery and how far the contractor travels to reach you, so the price comes from the contractor who’d do the work, not from us. Describing the job takes a minute and quotes are free.

Will someone come out to a small paddock in Shetland Islands?

Yes. A single pony paddock is a perfectly normal job. We handle work for private paddock owners and one-horse fields through to equestrian yards, smallholdings, farms and estates across Shetland Islands.

What if my field is in Shetland Islands but near the border?

Not a problem. Give us the postcode and we’ll match on where the field actually is. Contractors work across county lines all the time, and plenty cover more than one county.

Emmerdale Agriculture Online Ltd, the company behind Hampshire Paddock Management, a contracting firm that does paddock work every day. You book and pay through us, and the contractor does the work.

A 15% deposit by card to book the job, and the rest once the work is done and you have confirmed it, taken from the same card, due within 7 days of sign-off. The deposit is non-refundable if you cancel.

Agricultural Contractors & Paddock Maintenance in Shetland Islands

The ground

Grazing ground in Shetland Islands, and what it needs.

Thin, peaty, acid ground with severe exposure and a very short growing season. Grazing is mostly rough hill and scattald rather than improved pasture.

The tightest window anywhere on the network, and everything depends on local machinery. Plan a long way ahead.

Not sure which of those your field needs? Describe what it looks like and the contractor will tell you: that’s their job, not yours.

The work

What we sort in Shetland Islands, whatever the field needs.

The full range of paddock maintenance and land work, for anything from a single pony paddock to a whole estate.

Paddock toppingFlailingFlail collectingFinish mowingHarrowingRollingRotavatingMole ploughingStone buryingLand clearanceWeed controlSprayingFertiliser applicationOverseedingManure sweepingHay, straw & haylageTractor hire (events)Hedge cuttingPaddock renovationFencingDitch clearanceGeneral tractor workTrailer workRoad gradingFixed tooth mulchingExcavator workRoad construction/repairMoundingLime spreadingTree felling & chippingSub-soilingScarifyingStump grindingMobile log splittingMuck spreadingMuck heap removal

How it works

One description, the right contractor.

You don’t need to know the machinery, the acreage or the technical term for the job. That’s our end.

1

Describe the job

In your own words: long grass, an overgrown paddock, a field that needs putting right. A photo of the field and the gateway helps, but isn’t required.

2

We sort the details

We work out what the job actually needs, check the area and the access, and confirm it all back to you before it goes anywhere.

3

Contractors get in touch

The job goes to contractors covering your county. Whoever’s keen contacts you directly, and you choose who does the work. Free, with no obligation to accept a quote.

Common questions

Paddock work in Shetland Islands, answered.

Who does paddock maintenance in Shetland Islands?: We pass jobs to agricultural contractors covering Shetland Islands: 7 of them are in the network today. Describe what needs doing and the ones who cover your area get in touch with you directly.
How much does paddock topping cost in Shetland Islands?: It depends on the acreage, how heavy the growth is, how good the access is for machinery and how far the contractor travels to reach you, so the price comes from the contractor who’d do the work, not from us. Describing the job takes a minute and quotes are free.
Will someone come out to a small paddock in Shetland Islands?: Yes. A single pony paddock is a perfectly normal job. We handle work for private paddock owners and one-horse fields through to equestrian yards, smallholdings, farms and estates across Shetland Islands.
What if my field is in Shetland Islands but near the border?: Not a problem. Give us the postcode and we’ll match on where the field actually is. Contractors work across county lines all the time, and plenty cover more than one county.
Who runs this?: Emmerdale Agriculture Online Ltd, the company behind Hampshire Paddock Management, a contracting firm that does paddock work every day. You book and pay through us, and the contractor does the work.
How do I pay?: A 15% deposit by card to book the job, and the rest once the work is done and you have confirmed it, taken from the same card, due within 7 days of sign-off. The deposit is non-refundable if you cancel.

Notes from the field

Written from the seat of a tractor.

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John Deere 6250R with flail mower and collector in a grass field under an autumn sky

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