Rock picking removes loose surface rocks from agricultural paddocks before cultivation and routine farm use. Stones on working ground can interrupt tractor passes, interfere with implements and make future field preparation more difficult. Our tractor-mounted rock picker is used to gather suitable loose material from paddocks that can be accessed safely. Our rock picking work focuses on collecting surface stones across working paddocks to help prepare the ground for upcoming agricultural activity. The appropriate approach depends on how much stone is present, its size, the surface condition and what the landowner plans to do next. Where rocks are scattered over an area, removing them ahead of disking or ploughing can help prepare a more workable surface. Rock picking may also be relevant when a paddock is being brought back into agricultural use. We discuss how rock removal fits with the next stage of paddock preparation so the work follows a practical sequence. For broader paddock improvements, we can combine rock removal with our field preparation, soil shaping and general land clearing services.
