Vaughn Pasture and Range Management, LLC helps landowners become Land Stewards. We offer a wide variety of VEGETATION MANAGEMENT and RIGHT of WAY Services for the Agricultural, Industrial, and Utility sectors across most of Texas. We remove invasive, noxious weeds and overgrowth for utilities, industrial, and commercial properties.
We are uniquely qualified to provide Vegetation Management Services through Mechanical methods, including using an Excavator to grub undesirable species of brush and vegetation. We also can provide Chemical applications to undesirable vegetation with either individual plant treatments or broadcast treatment. Michael Vaughn is a Texas Commercial Chemical Applicator, Texas Department of Agriculture License # 0618961. Our Prescribed Burn Services includes use of our own experienced fire crew. Michael Vaughn is also a Certified and Insured Prescribed Burn Manager (CIPBM), Texas Department of Agriculture License # 0609779.
Right of Way Vegetation Management
Vaughn Pasture and Range Management, LLC., are the "go-to" experts; when it comes to land clearing, brush control, and the planning and administration of Right of Way Weed and Vegetation Control that promotes safety and increases visibility, while also protecting property values and nearby local vegetation not inclusive of the Right of Way.
We provide Right of Way Weed and Vegetation Management services for rural, suburban, and urban rights of way, as well as for utilities, industrial, and commercial properties. Respected Texas Ranch owners also know to consult first with Mike Vaughn before negotiating with Third Parties over Rights of Way clearing and vegetation management, easements maintenance, and hunting lease agreement land stewardship issues.
Bare Ground Vegetation Management
Total weed control is achievable, but Chemical Methods must be approached cautiously, and only under supervision of a State Licensed professional. Vegetation management often involves suppressing plant growth to reduce mowing costs, or controlling noxious weeds to foster the growth of more desirable species. Sometimes, though, the point is to eliminate all plant growth in a particular area. Around Oilfield Operational Facilities, Pipelines, Wind Energy Towers, Electrical Transmission Lines, and Power Sub-stations, maintaining a bare ground site reduces fire potential and habitat cover for animals that could damage or be harmed by equipment. Other locations that might benefit from bare ground weed-control treatment include railway and pipeline rights of way, storage and service yards, tank farms, and industrial sites.
If the right products are chosen and applied with care, herbicidal treatment can be effective in achieving this goal. For the most effective bare ground control, Mike Vaughn (a Texas Commercial Chemical Applicator — Texas Department of Agriculture License # 0618961) can recommend herbicides that treat a wide spectrum of weeds, including both grasses and broadleaf species. Another important point to consider is the herbicide's persistence- the length of time it remains effective. Mike often suggests products which are designed specifically for bare ground applications, are effective on the broadest spectrum of species, and have the longest residual effect. Such a product often remains active in the soil and can prevent plant growth for up to six months or longer after a single application.
Because misapplication of herbicides commonly used in BARE GROUND Vegetation Management can be particularly harmful to beneficial plants, as well as to wildlife, SAFETY is the most important aspect of BARE GROUND Vegetation Management. Contact Us about Right of Way Weed and Vegetation Management services for rural, suburban, and urban rights of way, as well as for utilities, oil and gas property, government, industrial and commercial properties.
The Vaughn 5 Step Process of Vegetation Management
Mike Vaughn, of Vaughn Pasture and Range Management, L.L.C., is uniquely qualified in the field of Integrated Vegetation Management. Mike has the education, experience, and licenses/certifications necessary to provide multiple techniques and methodologies in a coordinated program approach to the strategic control of vegetation at the lowest net system cost.
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