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Committee schedules mowing, barbed-wire removal and student work projects
Summary
The committee will confirm mowing and brush-hogging with All Phase Property Maintenance, considers removing old barbed wire with tractor assistance, and will organize tasks for an MMU student workday on May 22 including blueberry planting and invasive species removal.
Pete will contact All Phase Property Maintenance to confirm mowing and brush-hogging for grass trails and meadows. Members identified removal of coils and stretches of old barbed wire as a project suitable for use of a tractor and possible future workday.
Jessica reported MMU students offered to spend a workday at Mobbs Farm on May 22; she will be the point person and the committee expects up to two dozen student workers. The committee produced a task list for that day: planting blueberry bushes in the orchard, removing invasive honeysuckle and buckthorn, cutting back white pine branches near the parking area, and reconstructing swale planks on Pam’s Swale.
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