Looking for wood shavings that are as high-quality as they are affordable? You’ve come to the right place. At McNaughts, we pride ourselves on offering efficient and reliable interstate transport across eastern Australia for wood shavings and other farming must-haves. We’re a family-owned and operated business with vast experience in both large-scale and one-on-one projects.
Wood shavings (also known as sawdust) are thin, flat pieces of wood that are typically produced by a machine called a planer. They can also be produced from by-products of woodworking operations like sawing, routing, planing and milling. Wood shavings are made from a variety of types of wood, including pine and eucalyptus.
McNaughts’s range of cost-effective sawdust for sale can be used for a wide range of purposes, including livestock bedding, insolation and fuel. On top of that, it can serve as your secret weapon in avoiding weed growth and retaining moisture as a mulch. Plus, wood shavings for compost are a great source of carbon, which provides energy to microorganisms as they break down organic matter.
If you’re in the market to buy wood shavings, there are several reasons to choose McNaughts. Our locally-sourced wood shavings can be used for a multitude of purposes around the farm, guaranteeing you bang for your buck. For added convenience, we bulk-freight all of our products directly to your farm using our fleet of trucks equipped with payload capabilities from 25MT to 90MT (1,000kg). Moreover, we also offer pickup and delivery from your farm across Eastern Australia if you’ve got wood shavings for sale.
Wanting to do more than buy wood shavings in bulk? We’ve got you covered. McNaughts also sells a range of other agricultural products, including:
No matter what type of agricultural product you’re looking for, our team have the knowledge and experience to lend a helping hand. So, contact us today for a tailored solution to your individual needs.
Contact usAs we touched on earlier, some of the most common uses for wood savings include livestock bedding, insolation and mulch. In addition, wood shavings for stables can be burned as fuel for heating, while they can also double as a soil amendment in gardens and for crops.
Can I use wood shavings as mulch? As we’ve discussed, the answer is yes! They can help to suppress weed growth, retain moisture in the soil, and add organic matter to the soil as they decompose. It’s important to use untreated wood shavings to avoid introducing chemicals into your garden.
If you’re wondering how to dispose of wood shavings, it can be done by using them for composting or as animal bedding or adding them to a wood-burning stove or fireplace. They can also be added to a landfill or used as fill in construction projects.