Palmetto Earthworks- Caudill Tractor And Garden Services LLC

I’m presently on a mowing job for National Builders in Swansea. I just wanted to mention how grateful I am to be able to do this kind of work.

If you need any “bush-hogging” give me a holler. I’d love to help you with this.

We're not too far from spring planting. If you need some grass seed planted/drilled in your large yard or pastures let me know. I'm well equipped for that very thing.

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I just finished a day of road grading to a new home in Prosperity, South Carolina for National Home Builders LLC. I'm still very grateful for what I get to do for my living. BTW, if you're looking for a quality builder, National Home Builders LLC is certainly quality. Have a great weekend!

Just finished a large bush-hogging job. Sure is nice to work along Lake Wateree. Fore three days I also got to listen to Dr. Stephen Chitty's sermons of Christian Life Church. What a rich three days.

I'm very grateful for the fact that I get to do this for my living. I'm also very glad to hear my sons want to work for me when they are able. Very grateful.

Soon it will be deer, dove, football, and fall seasons. We're on the eve of my favorite time of year.

I've been so busy that I've not posted in a while. It's worth mentioning that I'm still grateful for what I'm allowed to do with my life.

Sometimes when the ground is so dry that your disc rides above the soil you need to cut a gum tree down and weight your disc with it.

Hard at it. Still very grateful.

FOOD PLOTS, done professionally.

For 15 years I have been planting pastures, fields, food plots, dove fields, duck ponds, erosion control, etc.

As a licensed and insured contractor I've been on commercial properties, residential, agricultural, and recreational (hunt clubs namely) operating on all manners of projects. This time of the year, however, I'm in the woods! Yee Haw! I love this time of the year!

If you have land that needs planted I have the equipment and the experience to get it done. I ought to add that I mow, repair roads, clear brush, cut shooting lanes, etc.

BTW, I know it's a bit late for the earlier game zones but there is a local seed producer that has a seed mix that germinates rapidly and in any season. Literally. So if you thought you were too late, you're not.

I'm based in Fairfield County but do work in Richland, Newberry, Lexington, Union, and Chester Counties- and will travel further.

BTW, it's almost hunting season. If you need food plots, "bush-hogging", or road work, don't forget, I'm the most handsome guy doing it;)

I grateful for what I get to do for a living. Among other great benefits I get to meet really good people. Today I got to meet an older couple that needed some grading done to move water around their home, which afforded me the opportunity to operate my backhoe. I love it. So very grateful.

I just finished grading the roads for a large trailer community that I've been entrusted with maintaining when they need it. It's hard dirty work but I am grateful. Thank you all that have entrusted me with your projects.

Taking orders.

Up and wide awake at 1:50 am, unable to sleep, reclining. Listening to the hard rains and grateful. Grateful. Taking account of me and mine- these rains without twisting tornados like in - it would be an error not to be grateful, and say it. This is me saying it. I'm praying for the Winterset family killed in the recent storm. Lord Jesus, have mercy. Have mercy please.
https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/family-grateful-for-support-after-tornado-claims-4-lives-of-blue-springs-family?fbclid=IwAR0VKBILrFECNQzk3dkcp-5feg-GvRtogHioLEE2xHkFKzOexjVOtL0MMm8

Family grateful for support after tornado claims 4 lives of Blue Springs family The community is rallying around a Blue Springs family after an unthinkable tragedy.

Hello friends. I thought it was a good time to mention we'll be butchering a steer in a couple weeks. If anyone is looking for a very happy chemical-free (he did get his ivermectin) mostly grass fed steer he'll be ready in about a few weeks- should the processor be able to keep his schedule. I am finishing him out on an increase of corn.

I am thankful for the rains we got over the past 24 hours. All those food plot that I've planted over the summer were desperately needing rain and the relatively moderate summer temps. Let's thank God and continue to ask Him for more rain.

For those that get to start deer season in August it's that time of year! Yay!!! It's time to get those plots seeded. My schedule is filling up- to include a brand new customer! Yay!!! If you're need'em planted and planted right; give me a hollar. Within the past year I added to my tool bag a new no-till seed drill. My yields are dramatically higher than by broadcasting that seed.

FYI- L.B. Wannamaker Seed Co, out of St Matthews, SC, is producing the very best seed I've ever planted. I've been doing this for a long time now and they're the best!

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wannamaker%20L%20B%20Seed/157719974259900/

If you'd like to know why I believe it's the best seed to buy message me and I'll be happy to explain myself.

If you're interested in attracting the biggest bucks and keeping them there, food plots, particularly the annual plots, is a must. Give me a call 803-465-0329 and let's chat.

YAY for hunting season!!!

Good morning, friends. Are you as excited for spring as I am? It's been an unusually cold winter so I'm guessing you are.
I'm posting a reminder that now is the time to prepare for your pasture, field, lot, or yard seeding and over seeding.
It's worth mentioning that those bare spots on your property, as well as the whole of your land, can be drilled- with a grain drill- which significantly increases the seed's chances of taking root vs a broadcasted seed that merely sits on the soil hoping for the right conditions to converge before germination can begin. After germination, should it get so lucky, the seeds then needs protection from the sun and birds. Drilling a seed into the ground is a much more successful mechanism for a bountiful seeding.
As this is the time of year for seeding things are beginning to get busy. Send me a message or give me a call (803-465-0329) and I'll get back to you within a couple of days.
Thank you.