Helloooo
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We've recently hired a man with a tractor and mulcher on to clear a really overgrown field (6 acres or so) full of gorse, brambles, small trees, nettles, japanese knotweed - all sorts was in there so we can fence it off and get some grass back in there for grazing. It was probably last grazed about 15 years ago.
However, the mulcher has left a lot of the remains of the gorse and some of the brambles and japanese knotweed is coming back through. It's also left the field with huge ditches and tracks that we'd like to even out.
What is the best way to keep these weeds down and give the grass a chance to grow back?
We have tamworth pigs we could put on there to turn it over a bit more (reluctant to do this as there is a fair bit of decent grass in there that they would turn too.
Are we going to have to bite the bullet and buy a small tractor to deal with it? Do we need to re-seed to get the grass coming back through?
Any help would be great!!