News - Category: Wood Residuals

Wood Chips vs Mulch

Although wood chips and bark mulch may seem like the same thing to many, as both are broken down wood products, there are many differences that are important to note when gardening and landscaping. At Valley Carriers, we provide a variety of bulk landscaping materials, and we know the importance of understanding the benefits and…

How Does Bark Mulch Work?

Bark mulch is a staple for any garden’s health and growth. There are many types of bark mulch available and each type is designed to work in different ways for different plants, as well as to produce a different aesthetic result. At Valley Carriers, we provide a variety of bark mulches and wood residual products…

Where to Buy Wood Chips for Landscaping?

Using bark mulch or wood chips for landscaping can give a site a great looking solution for ground cover as well as provide nutrients for a garden, weed control, and a soft landing pad for children at play. For this reason, it is useful to know where to buy wood chips for landscaping purposes. Valley…

Wholesale Hog Fuel for Farms and Landscaping

Are you looking for a good product for building up your farm and landscaping, so that you and your animals can avoid the mud on those rainy days? Then Valley Carriers’ wholesale hog fuel for farm and landscaping might just be the solution you’re looking for. What is Hog Fuel? Hog fuel is an unrefined…

Bark Mulch, Sawdust and Wood Shavings for Farming

At Valley Carriers, our wood recycling services allow us to supply customers with wood residual products for various farming applications. We carry bulk quantities of natural, organic wood residual products such as bark mulch, sawdust and wood shavings for farming. At Valley Carriers, our wood residual products come from premium fir and hemlock trees, resulting…

Bulk Wood Chips for Work and Play

Wood chips can be used for various applications and are best purchased in bulk quantities. At Valley Carriers, we have been supplying customers with bulk wood chips for work and play for many years. Most people recognize wood chips for their application in home gardening, landscaping projects, and playgrounds. There are other, lesser known applications…