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Originally Posted by L00k4ward
Agree- it is better in forestry. But my understanding the OP almost has just cultivated poplars and may need to rid of the thin branches on his property?
There could be an issue of not wanting to attract wildlife and insects to their property - which leaving branches could create - “a backyard habitat” 
Young branches/prunings make an excellent animal fodder and an excellent “fertilizer” for vegetables and fruit trees growing- the French used to be famous for this technique |
Yes, then a woodchipper would make a lot less "habitat" and still quickly return it to the soil.
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