The difference we deliver
Specialist long-reach machinery
Tackle extended boundaries and roadside stretches efficiently with the right equipment.
Farm boundary hedge maintenance
Keep your access routes clear and land edges well-defined throughout the year.
Seasonal work done properly
We carry out all maintenance in strict accordance with current seasonal regulations.
Keeping farm hedges under control
Agricultural hedge cutting keeps farm boundaries clear, field edges manageable, and roadside growth from becoming a problem. We carry out this work across Pembrokeshire using specialist machinery that can tackle long stretches efficiently and leave a tidy finish behind. That matters when overgrown hedges start narrowing access routes, brushing against machinery, or making gateways harder to use.
We also work within current hedge-cutting regulations and seasonal restrictions, so your maintenance is handled at the right time of year. Andrew Davies & Son Agricultural Contractor supports farms and rural properties that need practical hedge management rather than garden-style trimming. With regular attention, your land stays easier to work, easier to access, and better defined throughout the season.
A practical service for working farmland
Long roadside runs and exposed field boundaries need the right kit, not a quick pass with light equipment. We use machinery suited to agricultural work, which helps us cover more ground efficiently while keeping the cut neat and consistent. Our hedge maintenance is focused on the parts of your land that affect day-to-day farming, including access routes and boundary lines.
If additional machinery is needed during busy periods, our tractor hire provides dependable support for a range of agricultural tasks. Around Tufton and the wider Pembrokeshire area, that can make a real difference during busy periods when every clear route counts. We keep the job straightforward and suited to the pace of working farms. If you need hedge cutting, slurry spreading or ploughing, make us your first call!
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