Services — Adams Earthworx
Pasture around Dade City going back to brush? We bushhog overgrown pasture, buried fence lines, and ranchland across east Pasco. Dade City is inside our regular working area — text photos of the field for a free estimate.

Dade City sits in Pasco’s hill country, and a lot of the land out here is pasture — or used to be. Skip a season or two of mowing and Florida takes it back. Dog fennel, blackberry, wax myrtle, then real brush. A pasture reclaim is heavy mowing that knocks all of that down and gets the field back to grass you can manage.
Fence lines go first. Brush walks the wire until you can’t see your own fence, can’t check it, and can’t fix it. We cut the fence lines back out so the wire is visible and reachable again, then work the field. Bushhogging is mowing, not removal — the brush will try again — so a regular cut is what keeps a pasture a pasture.
Usually, yes. Heavy mowing handles brush a regular mower can’t touch. If parts of the field have grown into trees too big to mow, those sections become a clearing job instead — we’ll walk it with you (or look at your photos) and tell you which is which before anything starts.
Mowing pasture and fence lines typically doesn’t require a permit — you’re maintaining, not removing or grading. If your plans include taking out trees, grubbing, or dirt work, check with Pasco County first. Ag land can have its own considerations, so when in doubt, ask the county before removal work.
Also serving Dade City: land clearing · grading & site prep · loader & dirt work · driveways · subdivision & commercial. Full service details: bushhogging.
Ready to get the pasture back? Text a few photos of the field and fence lines to (352) 584-2842. Free estimate, no pressure.
Text a few photos of your lot to (352) 584-2842 — Sam replies the same day with a straight answer, not a runaround.