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D. Crowley - Fertilization of avocados for increased yield potentialsVisit https://www.avocadosource.com/AvocadoCafe/AvocadoCafe_TOC.htm to download this Avocado Cafe presentation
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UC Ag Experts Talk: Current Challenges for Avocado Weed ManagementSonia Rios discussed identification and control of most commonly found weeds in orchards and challenges avocado growers face - biology and life cycles of weeds, treatment options, herbicide resistance, and preventative measures.
The webinar was recorded on January 27, 2021. Continuing Education credits are not available for recorded webinars. Closed captions are being reviewed for accuracy and will be corrected as necessary.
Speaker: Sonia Rios, UCCE Area Subtropical Horticulture Advisor, Riverside and San Diego counties.
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Presentation - Alternative herbicides (SF IPM TAC 4/8/21)"Organic herbicides and alternatives to glyphosate: Considerations in the landscape" by Karey Windbiel-Rojas, Associate Director of Urban and Community IPM, University of California Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program. Presented to the San Francisco IPM Technical Advisory Committee meeting, 4/8/2021.
Contents:
00:01:05: Glyphosate challenges
00:02:55: Why control weeds?
00:06:26: Organic options
00:09:21: Do organic herbicides work?
00:31:35: Things to consider - conventional herbicides vs. nonselective organic herbicides
00:39:10: Cost comparisons
00:41:00: What's next?
Navigating the UC IPM Website and New FeaturesRecording of UC IPM's Urban & Community IPM Webinar from April 15, 2021
Visit https://ucanr.edu/sites/ucipm-community-webinars/ for more information on the Urban and Community IPM Webinar series and to register for upcoming webinar sessions.
Weed IdentificationJohn Roncoroni, UCCE Weed Science Farm Advisor Emeritus, presents on how to identify and control weeds in gardens and landscapes.
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Weed control using landscape fabric and mulch - UC IPMMost landscape plantings include turfgrass, bedding plants, herbaceous perennials, shrubs, and trees. The great variety of species and soil types creates the need for a variety of weed management options. A common technique to suppress weed growth is the use of mulch. The most common types of mulch are bark and other wood products and black plastic or landscape fabric materials. This video shows how to install a landscape fabric topped by an organic mulch.
Herbicide Mode and Site of Action, 3/5Herbicide Mode and Site of Action basics are discuss, primarily as they relate to weed issues for field crops in Wisconsin.
Vince M. Davis
Cropping Systems Weed Scientist and Extension Specialist
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Weed Management Using IPM Techniques
How to Get Rid of and Prevent Weeds - IPMWeeds are plants that you don't want in your school's landscape. They invade empty spots on lawns, bare soil, or creep in unwanted areas. They tend to grow in areas that are wet or overwatered. Even desirable plants that you want in your landscape can invade areas that you don't want them and become weeds.
Alternative cultivators for organic vegetable productionUC Cooperative Extension researchers compared mechanical cultivators that can significantly reduce the amount of hand weeding needed in organic vegetable production.
Will Strouse - From Farm to Data Table | ATUG (December 10, 2020)A presentation by Will Strouse, Tableau Design Expert and BI Engineer at Amazon Robotics. Will shares his experience with setting up his family farm and the analytic behind it.
Member Assembler Tour - CSA Farming SoftwareTired of juggling CSA member data? formatting pickup lists? struggling with excel? problems emailing your members? need to accept online payment for your CSA?
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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) ModelsExplaining some of the most commonly used CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Models. This includes The Traditional Box Model; The Market Style Model; The Buy-Down Model; The Full-Diet Model; The Distributor Model; The Donor Model or Swap Model; The Recipe Model; The BSGO Model (Buy-One, Give-One); and the Farmer's Helper Model. Green Bean Saves is owned and opperated by Roxanne Bruce who did her doctoral research on Small Farms located in the state of Maine. Green Bean Saves can be found online at www.greenbeansaves.com and if you would like to donate to United Farmer Veterans of Maine who Roxanne has partnered with to help bring more affordable educational opportunities to Maine's small farms, you can link directly to the educational campaign here at: http://conta.cc/2g86s7V
What Makes A CSA Farm Work? [These 5 Things Lead To Failure] | GroCycleYou might have heard of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). At the moment the number of CSA farm projects and their supporters are booming, and rightly so!
The shame is that in a time of rising demand for these kinds of projects, 95% fail in the first 5 years according to the Savory Institute.
It makes you wonder what sets the successful projects apart from the others right?
What makes some successful where others fail?
Here's what's covered in this video:
- What is a CSA?
- What makes a CSA work well?
- Three amazing CSA examples
- 5 common factors which cause them to fail
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E commerce in agriculture- 7 Tips to Grow Sales in Food and AgriBusinessAgri e-commerce provides an opportunity to streamline the agricultural value chain and reduce inefficiencies in the distribution of farm produce. It enables farmers to bypass several intermediaries, resulting in higher income for the farmers, reduced wastage, and the potential to deliver fresher produce to customers.
New e-commerce platforms, combined with delivery services, are providing farmers with access to new markets. Learning how to trade online and take up other digital tools elevate small-scale agricultural producers to a new level. In India, e-commerce tool is helping the informal sector grow through timely provision of information and geo-location of products, enables a digital payment system, and offers transportation service options.
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E-Commerce Solutions for Direct-Marketing FarmsSpeaker: Michael Parker, Farm Generations Cooperative
Though many direct-marketing farms had been adopting e-commerce sales platforms prior to the pandemic, in 2020 this trend accelerated dramatically. But a crisis should not decide long-term business strategy, especially for something as important as the way your customer buys your products. In this workshop recorded during the 2021 OEFFA conference Michael Parker
presents a framework that can help you choose the e-commerce platform that's right for your marketing strategy, and will highlight success stories of farmers who have recently made the transition to online sales.
Recorded during 42nd Annual OEFFA conference, February 10-15, 2021
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Farmigo brings farmer's market to youHere's an interesting idea. http://www.farmigo.com/ helps you get food right from farmers direct to you. Unfortunately this is only for a small number of cities right now, but I hope that this concept grows. It's always interesting to hear entrepreneurs who start small, with a great idea, and watch them build it out.
By the way, Google offers this service at it's Mountain View campus.
Online Farmers Market | Farmigo | Gotham GreensFarmigo is an online farmers market where users can find fresh vegetables and fruits, dairy products including unique cheeses, locally caught fish, day-of baked bread, and pantry items like granola and other snacks.
“Basically, it’s a way for you to buy all of your fresh produce, meat, dairy, baker and fisherman related stuff, directly from the person who grew it or made your food,” says Benzi Ronen, Farmigo’s CEO and founder.
Gotham Greens, an urban agriculture company, is one of the small businesses that works with Farmigo. Gotham Greens utilizes four commercial-scale rooftop greenhouses in New York City and Chicago for its production. They focus primarily on leafy greens and herbs because they’re the things that travel the furthest, says Nicole Baum, marketing manager at Gotham Greens.
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Intro to CSAwareA short demo of LocalHarvest.org's CSA Management System. CSAware offers subscription management, harvest lists, box labels, invoices, signup sheets, and bulk email capability for newsletters and announcements. We support weekly billing, bi-weekly and monthly deliveries, support for drop points and/or home delivery, subscriber self-management of accounts, etc. etc.
How to Compost in the CityWant to compost but don't think you have enough space or enough organic material to compost?
In this video, you will learn about the best materials to use for urban composting and how to compost with limited space.
Join Resh Gala, an urban organic gardener in New Jersey - Zone 6b, while teaches us how she composts for her urban garden.
00:0 Start
01:38 4 Key Ingredients for Composting in the City
03:50 Urban Composting Tools
05:21 How To Start Composting in the City
07:36 Different Types of Tumbling Composters
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09:37 Dealing With Pests in a Compost Pile
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Worm Composting In Raised Beds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAu7VjPFQXc
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How to plant in clay, poorly draining, and compact soils. Proper tools, amendments, and techniques.The products I use - https://kit.com/HortTube
This video is a detailed description of planting in clay or poorly draining soils. This video shows the gardening tools, soil amendments, and techniques for managing difficult soil situations. Learn how to dig easier in compact soils and the amendments that can improve them in the future.
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How to Plant a Flower Bed in Clay Soil | This Old HouseThis Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook shares tips for successfully growing flowers in stubborn clay soil. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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- assorted potted plants
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Tools for How to Plant a Flower Bed in Clay Soil:
- garden fork and rotary tiller
- garden rake
- hose
- garden trowel
- soil separator
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How to Prune Basil So It Grows Forever!Pruning basil to promote growth is one of the easiest and best ways to have an unlimited supply of basil in your garden. Basil absolutely loves aggressive pruning, so with a few clever techniques it's simple to create basil that is bushy, productive, and delicious.
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How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 1 )We just planted our dragon fruit! This will be an updated vlog of our first dragon fruit growing experience. Please like and Subscribe!
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 2 )42 days since our last video. Here's an update on the growth so far. Sorry about the video. We're no pros.. check out our first video on how we planted them.
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 3 )Well, it's been 6 months to the day. Here's an update on our first dragon fruit plants. Hope you enjoy
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 4 )It's been 1 month or so since our last video on Easter. But things are moving quickly! Our dragon fruits have exploded in growth and before we knew it it was time to construct trellises and cut them!
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 5 )Here's a look at our progress. Thanks for watching!! Please subscribe, comment and please click the like button!!!! Happy 4th of july!!!!!
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 6 )1 year update!!!! Thank you to the 13000+ people who have watched our videos. It has been such a fun year learning about this plant with you! It is so fun to have a discussion with the YouTube community about our adventures with dragon fruit! Please continue to comment and ask questions below. We love hearing about your trials and successes. More videos to come!
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 7 )Part 7 of our dragon fruit series
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 8 )A month or so has passed. We're really growing now! Check out our other videos! Thanks for watching. Like and Subscribe if ya wanna! It's fun
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 9 )They're flowering!!!
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 10 )Update on our flowering dragon fruit. It's been almost a week since our plants began to flower. Thank YOU for watching! Please like if you enjoyed our video! Comment if you have questions or suggestions
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 11 )They look like they may bloom tonight!!!
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 12 )Sorry for the delayed upload on the bloom. Here's the flowers open at around 9:30 that night. And the timelapse mentioned didn't come out as planned... We're not pros at production of videos. Lol. Hope you enjoy
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 13 )Here's round 2 of our dragon fruit flowering. The first few flowers didn't take and fell off. These are much much larger. And look fantastic. The plants also got hair cuts. This helps nes grosth next tear and boosts fruit production. Thanks for watching. Please like and Subscribe!
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 14 )It's 10:30pm here in swfl...still raining. Here's a look at the 5 flowers that opened tonight. Thanks for watching. Please like and Subscribe.
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 15 )Here's the first update of 2017.
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 16 )April update on our plants
How to grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 17 )May 2nd and we have flower buds!! Early season fruit is a good sign of things to come hopefully.
How To Grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 18 )July update on our dragonfruit plants.
How To Grow Dragon Fruit in SWFL ( part 19) FRUIT!Finally getting to open a fruit this year! Thanks to everyone watching. Sorry about the alarm in the distance...
Using Coffee Grounds In The Garden | All You Need To KnowIn this video Dan from http://www.PlantAbundance.com shares with you the benefits of using spent coffee grounds in the garden and the best way he found to consistently get large quantities locally for free.
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Adding coffee grounds to your vegetable garden soils is a great way to encourage new growth. Add coffee grounds to your vegetable garden soils with help from a writer, gardener, naturalist, forager, permie and lover of the outdoors in this free video clip.
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Series Description: When it comes to gardening, you're always going to need to keep a few key things in mind for the maximum amount of success. Learn all about back yard gardening with help from a writer, gardener, naturalist, forager, permie and lover of the outdoors in this free video series.
Secret tips for the ultimate veggie gardenGraham creates a feature veggie garden for a young family, with a bit of help from Adam. Along the way, they'll fill you in on how to start your own veggie patch – from choosing the perfect spot, to what to grow and how.
How to Remove Crabgrass - This Old HouseIn this video, This Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook explains how to remove crabgrass. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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How to Fix a Patchy, Weedy Lawn - This Old HouseThis Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook resuscitates a dying lawn. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Learn the Benefits of Gardening in Raised BedsRaised beds offer a simple and effective way to create a healthy and productive garden by manipulating the growing environment for the better. And the best part is, no matter how bad the ground you’re starting with, ideal planting conditions can be created for soil structure and drainage; essential keys to success.
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Proper Mulching Around TreesA collaboration between Corliss Bros. and Coast of Maine has resulted in the production of a video on proper mulching techniques and the dangers of over-mulching, creating the mulch volcanoes so prevalent (and detrimental) in today's landscapes
Effective MulchingProper mulching is very beneficial for landscapes, but one of the worst mistakes you can make when caring for a landscape is overmulching. For more information on the benefits of properly mulching, visit http://www.davey.com
Shawn Fitzgerald, a Davey Tree Service expert and Landscape Horticulturist, discusses the importance of properly mulching and the benefits that you and your trees will reap from it.
When mulch is piled up against the trunk of the tree, it creates excessive moisture, which in turn creates fungus and disease. It also gives insects a place to harbor.
We want to pull the mulch away from the tree so it is not against the trunk. By pulling the mulch away we are mimicking the wild and putting the tree back into a natural setting.
Trees that are not mulched correctly can contain enough excess mulch to be used for up to three other trees.
Moving mulch farther away from the stem of the tree will help to reduce the chance for insect or disease. Increasing the drip line will also help to reduce the chance for string trimmer or mower damage.
Contact your local, professionally trained arborist for a complete site inspection. Always remember that proper mulching is very beneficial to your property and your budget!
How To Pick The Right Tool For Weeding The GardenLearn how to pick the right tool for the weeding job in the garden.
From the Southwest Yard & Garden series.
How to make an INEXPENSIVE HOE for EFFICIENT WEEDING, 'Recycle Strap Hoe'. Weeds beware!GOT WEEDS? A Novel DIY HOE with INTERCHANGEABLE, PLASTIC FRIENDLY, ADJUSTABLE, SHARP & FLEXIBLE blades. AMAZING for HAND WEEDING VEGETABLES, STRAWBERRIES, and COVER CROPS. Great for weeding along PLASTIC MULCH without damaging it! It's INEXPENSIVE, light-weight & super EASY TO MAKE from recycled materials and extremely EFFICIENT, and ERGONOMIC. A "MUST HAVE" for every FARM and GARDEN.
-The BLADE is made of steel strapping, the light weight HANDLE is made from Arundo donex grass (or bamboo, or wood dowel) and it's all held together with BICYCLE INNER TUBE (or hose or ring clamps).
-This Detailed Tutorial discusses alternative blades & handles, Unique features & helpful reminders including a cool Hip Hop Song (Recycle Robot by Mr. Eco).
-Developed by Dr. Eric Brennan who is a scientist at the United States Department of Agriculture (Agricultural Research Service), ORGANIC research program in Salinas, California.
-The 'Recycle Hoe' (a.k.a. 'Strap hoe' if you make it from non recycled materials) is a critical tool in their sustainable weed management research program. The Recycle Hoe is far better than other hoes (i.e. hula hoe or stirrup hoe, wire weeder or wire hoe, standard hoe, collinear hoe) that have been used in the commercial-scale high-value vegetable and strawberry production systems at this cutting edge, organic research farm. PERFECT for taking out small to medium sized weeds before they seed, and works on many soil types, and in dry and moist soil conditions. Have FUN making it!
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Introduction to Weed Management in a Small Scale Organic Production System HDOrganic weed control techniques used at the UC Santa Cruz Farm, including both mechanical cultivation and hand hoeing. The techniques emphasize cultivation at proper soil moisture to minimize impacts on soil structure.
Growing Hedge Rows for Food and Self SuffieciencyThis videos shows my hedge rows and gives the viewer ideas on how to and why
How to Plant, Grow, & Harvest Onions from Start to FinishLearn all about growing onions in your own backyard. Onions are easy to grow with a few tips. You can have an abundant amount of onions for only a few dollars. Learn 3 different ways you can start onions. Which onions will do best your in area? When to harvest? Do you need to fertilize? All covered in this short clip.
Two Ways To Plant & Grow GingerGinger is an very important and interesting spice that you can grow in your garden. In today's video we will see two techniques of growing and planting ginger in the garden.
Ginger can be planted in May and then it needs about 4 to 6 months to grow to about 4-5 feet in height after which you can harvest the ginger. In this video we also look at how a premature harvest of ginger looks like and ways you can avoid it.
How to Properly Apply Nitrogen FertilizerGary Hergert, University of Nebraska Extension Soil and Nutrient Management Specialist. Irrigation and Nitrogen Management user education certification program.
Nitrogen cycle in the soilNitrogen undergoes transformations in the soil depending on the chemical composition of the nitrogen applied. Learn more about Yara at http://www.yara.com/sustainability/climate/index.aspx
While nitrate is taken up directly by plants, ammonium and urea first need to be transformed into nitrate. Transformation losses are lowest with nitrate and highest with urea. All the nitrogen in the soil, whether it was applied as urea, ammonium or nitrate, ends up as nitrate before plants take it up.
If nitrate is applied directly, then losses from the transformation from urea to ammonium and ammonium to nitrate are avoided.
How to grow Fig Trees with detailed descriptionThis video contains details on how to plant and grow fig trees. These large growing fruiting plants can reach as high as 25 feet in height. There are many varieties of fig trees, but maintenance is similar on most. These low maintenance trees are drought tolerant and deer resistant.
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How Legacy Nutrients Affect Farm Conservation MeasuresFull proceedings available at: http://www.extension.org/72868
There has been a tremendous amount of activity and funding of conservation programs with regional and watershed-specific cost-share initiatives. While there have been some successes, water quality response in many areas has not been as great as expected. This has led many to question the efficacy of these measures and to call for stricter land and nutrient management strategies. In many cases, this limited response has been due to the legacies of past management activities, where sinks and stores of phosphorus along the land-freshwater continuum mask the effects of reductions in edge-of-field losses of phosphorus.
The Role of Phosphorus Management - Dr. Andrew Sharpley - January 30, 2015Recent high profile harmful algal bloom outbreaks have centered increased attention on agriculture’s role in contributing phosphorus (P) to impaired surface waters and the effectiveness of current and future conservation strategies designed to mitigate such losses. Research on the sources and pathways of P loss predates most of us, yet we still deal with unintended consequences of some conservation measures. To a large extent, these concerns are fueled by a public debate of the wise use of conservation funding, an underlying desire for “quick fixes,” and an underestimation of the legacies of prior P and nitrogen (N) management. These problems are not unique to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed nor are our options for future P management. As a result, lessons can be learned and regional and national research, demonstration, and extension efforts can foster and guide a road map for successful P conservation.
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Citrus Pruning | Cut, Pull & Bend Branches For MAX Fruit Yields!Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from http://ivorganics.com/ discusses how to manage citrus trees by way of pruning, staking and bending branches to maximize the exposure of light, which will in turn maximize the amount of sugar the plant can make to support the maximum amount of citrus fruits!
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Grow Citrus ANYWHERE! | Potting Tips | MicoClimate | Hardiness Zones | Organic Sun Block Protection
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CLONE Your Favorite Plants & Trees | AIR LAYERING | Simple Propagation Techniques | BEFORE & AFTER
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"The Wimpy Plant Test" | Avoid Over Watering Your Potted Plants| Goodbye H2O Meter & Dirty Knuckles!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXVIKlh6C7k
Plant Citrus In Summer With IV Organic Sun Block & Pest Protection! 10 Citrus Varieties
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DzugU_s43Q
Record Heat = Sunburn Stressed Trees | Save Your Plants With IVOrganic 3-in-1 Sun Block For Plants!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6gvdsmrYsU
Top 3 Things To Do In Your Garden | Plants (LIKE PETS) Need Your Support!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO9GYTGvxXY
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Citrus, Avocado & Mango WINTER-TIME Nutritional Spray | Repel Starving Rodents From GIRDLING TreesCharles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from http://ivorganics.com/ discusses (1) nutritional sprays, using store-bought vs. compost tea; and (2) winter time is the season many rodents girdle trees--So protect them NOW with IV Organic 3-in-1 Plant Guard!
MOLES, VOLES & GOPHERS: Traps? Poisons? or Repellents? Explained by Biologist, Charles J. Malki
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiVLUWr7foc
Foliar Nutrition At Consolidated Citrus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN-6YtkjN0Q
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Fertilize Citrus, Avocado & Fruit Trees 3x Each Year--ORGANICALLY!Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from http://ivorganics.com/
discusses the importance of applying organic fertilizers in your home garden and orchard in the spring, summer and fall-- Three (3x) times each year to create a well balanced healthy soil necessary for plants to reach their genetic potential.
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Single Tree Staking SystemsSingle Tree Staking Systems, various models for up to 48" box size trees. No tools required, simply screw into the ground. Reusable, recyclable, maintenance free, environmentally friendly and installs in less than 5 minutes.
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How to Prune Multi-Stem TreesBasic pruning and evaluation of trees with multiple stems or trunks.
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Tree stakingTree staking is covered in this video along with when to remove the stakes. For more information please watch the video. If you enjoy learning about landscaping and plants please visit www.jeffwortham.com & www.designwithplants.com
How to stake a treeHelen, the Crocus.co.uk plant doctor, shows how to stake a tree.
Pruning Bartlett Pear to Optimize Fruit QualitySpeaker: Dr. Stefano Musacchi, Associate Professor & Endowed Chair, Tree Fruit Physiology and Management, Washington State University
Affiliation: WSU Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center, Wenatchee, WA 98801-1230
Synopsis: Dr. Musacchi introduces the concept of organ competition as it relates to both vegetative growth and fruit production and how pruning influences these responses. He introduces three new terms including brindilla (one year old shoot with terminal flower bud), Tira savia (pruning technique to induce a strong response in the apical part of the branch and minimize suckering and production of blind wood), and chicken paw or zampe di gallo (an old spur formation that produces small fruit when they become too weak). He emphasizes the fact that small-sized flower buds result in small-sized fruits. He also introduces the five different tree growth habits of fruit bud production for pear cultivars. Bartlett is Type 1 which is comprised primarily of 2-year-old branches with brindilla and spurs. Dr. Musacchi speaks about pruning spindle trees and the importance of bending branches to a maximum of a 45-50 degree angle from the vertical axis to avoid weak branches and the production of blind wood. He also introduces the concept of dynamic or renewal pruning and a three-year cycle. This involves a rotational strategy to produce new wood, develop 1-year-old wood and produce fruit on 2-year-old wood. He emphasizes the importance of using primarily 2 or 3-year-old wood that is fairly close to the central axis of the tree for production of large, high-quality fruit. Dr. Musacchi demonstrates using both girdling and notching to remove apical dominance and stimulate lateral branching in 2-year-old wood to avoid the production of blind wood. Dr. Musacchi introduces the practice of using growth regulators to influence tree response to girdling and notching (e.g., combination of gibberellin plus cytokinin). Dr. Musacchi speaks about the 30 percent rule (remove branches attached to main axis when their diameter exceeds 30 percent of the diameter of the main axis). He notes that the tip of the branch should be higher than its insertion in the main axis. Dr. Musacchi demonstrates how to prune young spindle trees and also how to manage the top of the tree. He also demonstrates how to manage trees that are different heights going down the tree row. Dr. Musacchi also demonstrates spindle pruning of mature trees and the need to make the three-year cycle of renewal pruning. Finally, he introduces the bi-axis (or Bibaum) training system to reduce excess vigor and to double the number of axes in the row without doubling the number of the trees.
農事│ 火龍果套袋(Pitaya bagging)產季快結束了,小鳥會來啄,果實蠅會來叮, 開始套袋了!!
Pitaya harvest is over soon, and pitaya is eaten by Fruitfly, Bird.
So time to bag the pitaya prevent it got hurt.
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Pruning Young Fruit Trees.wmvMarch is the time to train your young fruit trees for strong form and fruiting. Learn the basics for future success!
Training Young Fruit Trees(2/20/88)-Host Jim Gallot talks about training young fruit trees and demonstrates some pruning and bracing techniques.
How to Make a Tree Grow StraightHow to support a tree to make it grow straight.
Moon Valley Nurseries shows you How to Stake a TreeMoon Valley Nurseries shows you how to stake a tree
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Being self-sufficient goes beyond trying to have a self-sufficient home and homestead. We want to be self-sufficient even outside of our home, so one of the things we’ve been focusing on is learning what edible plants are in our area, and how we might be able to capitalize on those for free food! More specifically, it’s HUCKLEBERRY SEASON and we’ve been trying to gather as many huckleberries as possible to stock our pantry with! We made this short video to share with you more information about how we are foraging in the forest and then how we’re turning our finds into delicious goods that we can barter with or give as gifts!
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This summer Jesse and I had the opportunity (or we made the opportunity, rather) to collect hundreds of pounds of consisting of over twelve different types! Our challenge was that we don’t eat a lot of fruit itself in our day-to-day diet, nor do we eat much bread or grains which are things typically associated with using up jams, so we had to get creative. In this video we’ll share the ways we came up with to preserve our fruit, including some pretty unique ways!
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Staking A Tree - Here's A Better MethodThere are several ways to stake a tree. You may not have seen this one before, but it's my favorite. The full series (9 FREE videos) of me showing you about planting trees in fall is here: http://www.smilinggardener.com/organic-gardening-advice/planting-trees-in-the-fall
7 - Pruning a 3 year old fruit tree for a bush sized adult treeAshridge Nurseries shows you how to prune a 3 year old fruit tree in order to develop a bush-shaped adult tree. Learn how to prune properly to prevent diseases, avoid rot and to grow a healthy fruit tree.
How to Prune Fruit Trees The Right Way Every Timepruning fruit trees will help in many ways. It will help with fruit
yields, reduce transplant shock, increase air flow, disease reduction,
and keeping the overall size to something managable. We will talk about
the 3 D's of pruning, as well as the CAC rule. if you know about those
two rules, you will be able to prune any tree!
Pruning Old Fruit Trees - Reinvigorating Old TreesBrighton Permaculture Trust course in Pruning Old Fruit Trees.
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Pruning fig trees for winter storageAfter a couple of frosts, it is time to prune the fig trees and move them into the garage.
How to prune figs in a cool climate for first (breba) crop fig productionThis video describes a pruning system that maximizes production of breba crop figs in a climate too cool to ripen main crop figs. This training system allows the grower to easily keep the tree small and manageable. Made by Bob Duncan of Fruit Trees and More demonstration orchard and nursery near Victoria BC, Canada.
Training Young TreesYoung trees should be structurally pruned, or trained, in the first 5 years after planting, or as early as possible, to minimize tree or branch failure later in life. This vital procedure is often skipped because people don't know why it's important or how to do it. In this video, learn the value of structural training and the simple 5 steps. The language is simple enough for home gardeners, but professionals new to structural training may also find this useful.
Rooting of Fig CuttingsAfter trying several other methods of rooting fig cuttings, I've settled on using ProMix HP as my favorite media. This material retains adequate moisture but has good porosity and drainage. The exposed portion of cuttings are wrapped with Parafilm (or similar film) to prevent the exposed portion of cuttings from drying out.
How to grow a Dragon Fruit tree 101A simplified guide in under three minutes that is full of information and gives you the basics to start your dragon fruit tree from a cutting. Enjoy.
Permaculture Garden: Dragon Fruit HarvestThe guideline for harvesting dragon fruit or pitaya is: pick four days after it turns color (turns entirely from green). It has been four plus days and we will pick and cut the fruit open.
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How to Grow Dragon Fruit - tips and guide PART 1A short video with some tips that have worked for our dragon fruit including soil type, water, fertilizer and pruning. Check out my next video on what do once the flower blooms.
How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1How to propagate a fig tree from a fig tree cutting.
How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 2How to grow a fig tree from a fig tree cutting.
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3 simple steps hot to root and grow your FIG CUTTINGI dare you to watch the Best Speech Ever:
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The Fabulous Fig8 minute video on useful techniques for harvesting figs. This segment is part of a longer video for farmers called "Hawaii Grown! A Guide to Harvesting and Handling Tropical Fruit."
Summer Pruning and ThinningKeep your trees to size with summer pruning. Thin the fruit crops to get high quality fruit and improve next year's harvest. Tricia shares her tips on how and when to get it done. For more pruning info, visit us at http://groworganic.com and read our blog posts on Summer Pruning http://groworganic.com/organic-gardening/articles/reasons-for-summer-pruning-fruit-trees and Alternate Bearing http://groworganic.com/organic-gardening/articles/boom-or-bust-fruit
Growing Goji BerriesLearn how to grow this antoxident packed super food! Goji berries, or wolfberries as they are sometimes called, are easy to grow. They are hardy to USDA zone 3 which means you can grow them in most of the U.S., they are drought tolerant, container adaptable, and tolerate part shade. Why buy dried goji berries imported from China at a premium price when it's easy to grow your own?
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GARDEN TOUR: Brother's Backyard Orchard & GardenGarden tour of my brother's backyard orchard and garden. Ontario, CA USDA Zone 10a
Tropical fruit trees and plants: Logan, guava, passion fruit, pineapple, sapote, banana.
Fruit plants: Blueberry, blackberry, raspberry, pricky pear, dragon fruit.
Fruit trees: Lamb Haas & Reed avocado, figs, white mulberry, loquat
Citrus: Moro blood orange, Washington Navel orange, Cara Cara orange, Eureka lemon, Bearss lime, Kumquat, Honey Mandarin orange
Stone fruit: Red Baron peach, Royal Blenhiem apricot, Santa Rosa & Italian plum
Vegetables and herbs: East Indian lemon grass, elephant ear (bac ha), California Wonder bellpepper, shishito & bird eye pepper, purple shiso, Vietnamese coriander (rau ma), penny wort, mint, piper lolot, winter melon, dwarf blue kale, green onion
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New Irrigation TrialUniversity of California South Coast Research & Extension Center Pitahaya Irrigation Research Trial Field.
GARDEN TOUR: HerbsHerbs, what can you say about them that we do not already know? Herbs are a versatile group of plants-- they are added to food to give it freshness or complexity; they also provide us with medicinal elements in the process.
One of the easiest types of plants to grow, herbs are great plants for beginners. There are so many types with so many uses for them. Here are some of the herbs growing around the house.
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OMG! Why Cut "The Giving 'Fig' Tree" To A Stump? | Pruning | Grafting | Sealing & MORECharles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from http://ivorganics.com/ discusses (1) history of the fig & traditional/ holistic medical uses, (2) pruning techniques, (3) benefits of IV Organics on pruning wounds and for sun block protection.
This video is the the first of many steps to designing a multi- fig tree on a compact and manageable tree size. Be sure to subscribe so that you do not miss out on the growth, graft and development of this fig tree.
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CUTTINGS | MAKING GENETICALLY IDENTICAL TREES & PLANTS | Fig + Citrus + Camellia + Passion Fruit
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How to Install a Automatic Drip Irrigation System in a Raised Bed GardenJohn from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you how you can install an automatic watering drip irrigation system in your raised bed garden and how to plant your plant starts.
In this episode, John adds a water saving drip irrigation kit to a raised bed garden with automatic water timer that will water your garden without you. You will learn how you can easily install this drip irrigation system with no tools (except a scissors) even if you have had no prior experience..
John will share with you many tips in this epsiode which will be especially helpful for beginners that want to grow and organic raised bed garden.
John will first share with you how to install a drip irrigation system with automatic water timer. This is especially important if you are unable to be home to water your plants everyday.
John will also share with you his favorite brand of drip irrigation equipment and how you can save money on purchasing a kit instead of the parts seperately.
Next, John will go over all the edible plants that he will plant in this raised bed garden. You will discover why John choose herbs for this garden, and the differences between perennial and annual plants. You will also discover the plant spacing he is using. Finally, John will share with you how to install the drip emitters at each plant which puts water where it is needed: at the plants roots.
John will then show you how to plant the herbs and vegetable plant starts in the raised bed garden and what he adds to ensure a high level of success when growing your own food.
Next, John will go over how long you should set your water timer for in your garden and how many times a day you probably should be watering.
Finally, John will share his final thoughts on sourcing, building and installing this raised bed kit as well as talk about the investment that was made to grow your own food.
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How to Build a Raised Bed Garden with No Tools & Choose the Best SoilJohn from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you how you can build a raised bed garden with NO tools and choose the best soil in your local area to fill it.
In this episode, John builds a raised bed garden on a budget and with no tools (except a scissors) and shares with you in detail how you can start growing your own food today without any prior experience.
John will share with you many tips in this epsiode which will be especially helpful for beginners that want to grow and organic raised bed garden.
John will first share his tips on the best place to plant your garden. This is especially important if you have a homeowners association.
John will also share with you the best low maintence crops you can grow even if you have a shady part of your yard.
Next, John will go over all the materials that will be needed to build and plant out your raised bed garden with automatical irrigation system. You will even discover how to get some free local resources that will help you build your garden.
John will then show you how easy it can be to construct a re-purposed shipping container into a raised bed garden and fill it with the best soil. John will spend a significant amount of time explaining the best local and bagged soils that you may be able to purchase near you. He will share his ideas on manure, raised bed soil, compost and more.
John will share his favorite soils that he purchased locally at Home Depot, Lowes and Brite Ideas Hydroponic Shop. He will shares the pros and cons of each soil and give his personal opinions of them.
John will share his two secret ingredients that most gardeners leave out due to cost or availability.
He will then share with you how to best mix up the bagged soil products in the raised beds to get the most bang for your soil buck.
After watching this Do It Yourself Raised Bed Episode, you will have the knowlege and confidence you need to build a raised bed and fill it with the best local soil that is available.
Stay tuned for the next episode, that details how to install the irrigation system and how to plant all the plants.
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Best Compost in Texas made from Trees and Leaves
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How to Plant a Raised Bed GardenHow to Plant a Raised Bed Garden in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, Tempe, or Paradise Valley Arizona! Thanks to Suzanne Vilardi for the Incredible Edible Plants! The 5 Key's to Planting a Successful Raised Bed Vegetable Garden are:
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4. Rock Dust (I use AZOMITE)
5. Wood Chips on Top!
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Raised-Bed Gardening - How to Grow a Garden in Raised Beds!Raised-Bed Gardening - How to Grow a Garden in Raised Beds!
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How to PRUNE Fruit Trees in your GardenHow to PRUNE Fruit Trees in your Garden. Pruning your fruit trees at your home garden is a sure fire way to increase their health, fruit production, and growth rate! Here are my tips! https://youtu.be/89LzuqIbWhk
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5 fruit trees that will have you eating for the whole year!A garden isn't really complete without fruit trees. In this video Jake Mace helps us with the top 5 trees for your garden to ensure you have fruit for the whole year.
How to get your Figs on your Fig Tree to Ripen FasterJohn from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares his technique for getting unripe figs on a tree to ripen up faster. In this video you will see John demonstrate the technique he uses which in his observation works.
Summer Pruning Your Fruit Trees - Blackmoor NurseryHow to prune Espalier and Cordon fruit trees in summer. Winter pruning will follow later in the year. Please visit http://www.blackmoor.co.uk/ for more advice.
Blackmoor Nurseries is part of Blackmoor Estate in Hampshire which has been run by the Selborne family for several generations.
At Blackmoor we are very proud about our heritage and history, and we're absolutely passionate about our fruit plants. We have been growing them at our Hampshire based estate for over 85 years.
All of our staff have been trained to the highest level in both the growing and packing of our plants and we all strive to produce top quality fruit trees and soft fruit plants. All orders are subject to rigorous quality tests at every stage of growth, and throughout the processes of lifting to packing. Roots are soaked and covered before shipping which means that each plant reaches the customer in prime condition.
Our customer service team are all Blackmoor Nursery people and are happy to provide expert advice either by phone or email. They are industry experts and are always happy to share their knowledge and tips about how to get the very best from growing fruit.
A great deal of time has been put into the design of our website to provide all the relevant product information and ease of ordering. Our system keeps our customers informed of their individual order progress right up to the day of the delivery. And, our 'How to Video' section on the site has been a huge success in helping our customers to get the very best from their fruit plants. We are planning to add to these educational clips in the near future.
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Summer Pruning Fruit Trees 2015Tom shows you his quick size-control fruit tree pruning method.
Tree Pruning BasicsMy name is Connie Kratzke, and I work for Kahnke Brothers Tree Farm in Plato, MN. During the nine years that I have worked for this company, I have become Certified as a Professional by the Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association and a Landscape Specialist by the Minnesota Department of Transportation. This video shows viewers how to identify water sprouts, suckers, inward growers and crossing branches. These troublesome limbs are removed at their "branch collars". Branch collars were originally identified by Dr. Alex Shigo as containing special cells that are responsible for rapid healing. When arborists cut outside of these areas, the pruning wounds heal quickly; preventing insects and diseases from getting in. This video does not cover formative pruning or restorative pruning. My intention is to show home gardeners the basics of tree-friendly pruning. Below are some helpful links:
http://www.thepruningschool.com/Articles/shigo.htm
http://www.entomology.umn.edu/cues/dx/pruning.htm
http://fruit.cfans.umn.edu/home-fruit/applespears/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_sprout
How to Prune TreesLearn how to prune trees (including fruit trees) in your yard. Tagawa's Garden Ambassador and Certified Arborist Mike Landers show you how to prune trees to keep them healthy.
Proper Tree Pruning Methods Part 1Proper Tree Pruning Methods (Part 1 of 2 videos)
Proper Tree Pruning Methods, Part 2 of 2Proper Tree Pruning Methods (Part 2 of 2)
How to Prune Fruit Trees: Avocado, Apple, Nectarine, Plum, Pomegranate, Pear, Cherry, FigPruning Fruit Trees Made Easy. I cover all aspects of fruit tree pruning. If you have an Avocado, Apple, Nectarine, Fig, Pomegranate, Pear, Cherry, Plum or any other fruit tree and want to prune it you may want to bookmark this video. I am not boasting but there really is a lot of valuable, detailed information in this short video.
I cover which tools you'll need, like Felco pruners and loppers. How to use isopropyl alcohol to stop spreading diseases from one tree to another. How to properly plant a fruit tree so it doesn't drown or die. I explain the difference between central leader pruning, modified leader pruning and vase style pruning. Why it is important to remove downward growing branches, inward growing branches and crossing branches. How to avoid tree girdling. What to do with a frozen growing tip. How to sculpture a tree's shape and the importance of proper fertilizing. And why to use your small tree branches as fuel for a rocket stove.
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- Felco - 12-1/2 in. Hand Pruning Saw: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VYBVH6/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B000VYBVH6&linkCode=as2&tag=yt0c-20
7x7 Rubbermaid "roughneck" shed assembly timelapseBought this shed at Lowes. Assembly was pretty easy. Instructions were only pictures, no words! Timelapse filmed with LaspeIt Pro from the Google play store.
Rubbermaid Shed in back yardBuilt this Rubbermaid plastic shed in the back yard (7 feet x 7 feet). The big victory was building the foundation on such a sloping lot.
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Install the Foundation How to Build a ShedInstall the Foundation How to Build a Shed
The foundation gonna start by building the outside perimeter of the floor frame
0:04will move that frame into position
0:07locate exactly where we want the shed squared up once we establish where to
0:11dig the holes would move the frame model the way and start digging will fully
0:16explain how to build the floor system in the next chapter but for now all we need
0:20are two by eight cut to length and width of the shed you can get this link from
0:24your plan laid the perimeter Joyce are on the ground then they'll them together
0:29with 12 Dior 16 D galvanized fasteners were singer's
0:34other use the box to position your shed exactly where you want it relation to
0:39the house and the yard cross measure to roughly square the box and place the
0:45concrete blocks in the corners to establish places to remove the grass
0:48before the box I check for level from corner to corner this gives me a rough
1:00idea of how deep to dig for each block it's pretty obvious by looking at the
1:05highest part of the of the ground here but we use the level of check to make
1:09sure that that's where we're going to start from you don't want to start from
1:12the low part of the ground and try to work your way up because you'll find
1:16yourself digging very far down so we work from the highest spot in Doral Ale
1:20from the highest spot down to the lower spot that way toward easier to add
1:24blocked and it is to dig out or set the floor joists box aside and start digging
1:31I like to use a helper with the shovel to do most of the digging we're just
1:38going down below the topsoil topsoil is only 45 inches that's all we're going to
1:45go the soil beneath the topsoil here's gravel and water troubles right through
1:50it very easily so it doesn't do justice retain water retain water and it froze
1:55then it expands quite a bit but seeing that it's a lot of gravel the water goes
2:00right through it now you can either put a bunch of block there and build it up
2:05from there but I find it a little easier to grade it
2:08using stone left and right back and forth when we put the frame back on to
2:25position it right where it needs to go if the bottom of the block is above
2:31grave had enough crush zone around the edges to prevent the block from shifting
2:35over time
2:36any size crushed on homework to support the blocks as long as it swelled raining
2:40here I'm using a three-quarter inch size right now we're just gonna get a rough
2:45level again we're starting with this side on the right that's the highest
2:50point just putting a huge straight edge from one to the next level list up a
2:58little bit just put your weight ya star playa a little bit
3:04work around the perimeter from the highest block taking the time to ensure
3:09level foundation saves the headache down the road trying to straighten things up
3:13measure that and were either gonna add more stone or we drop that down and put
3:19a second second one on there so we just pull little stone out a second walk
3:26there
3:39box on the blocks square to make any final adjustments you need let's not try
3:47to move the back door locks in place until we plywood it right and we can
3:52move it around that way it will stay for the whole thing is going to shuffle
4:06faces flush with the floor
Foundation systems for building shedFoundation systems for building shed. Types of Foundations in Building Construction.
Militia were using a pretty basic foundation system all it is the cinder
0:05blocks on top of some crushed stone that goes into the dirt six to eight inches
0:09we just don't the topsoil down until we hit some gravel fill the holes up with
0:14crushed on and then put cinder blocks on top but for a lot of other cases you
0:19have to use a more substantial putting either by colder just by common sense if
0:23you live in a high wind area or seismic zone and you want this show to stay put
0:28you have to do something with a bit more substantial than just putting it on a
0:31bunch of cinderblocks ok over here we have some different alternatives to the
0:35foundation systems this one actually isn't that much more substantial is just
0:40a little bit easier it's a heavier foundation heavier block than what I
0:44have their you don't want to sit on top of the grass for the subsoil wanna put
0:48on something more substantial like we did like gravel or crushed don't want to
0:52set there's a hole formed into it can accept a four-by-four post pretty
0:57tightly and obviously this is a little bit easier to do as far as leveling
1:02because you don't have to set these at all the same level like we did with the
1:06cinderblock these can go a little bit different levels and then you can cut
1:09the four-by-four to the exact level so you should stays level and then you have
1:13some sort of connector to connect the post to the blog system another
1:19alternative is called the ready for doing in this is plastic and consists of
1:24base atop an in-between isn't just a simple schedule 44 inch pipe
1:31putting down as far as you want it so you want to go below the frost line and
1:35around here it's about 42 inches I would dig down 42 inches set the base down in
1:41the hole you cut the schedule 40 pipe place this on top
1:47take together you don't have to glue it and it's all set back Phillip make sure
1:51it stays plum and there's you're putting the floor frame fits right inside the
1:57land is here and then there are couple of bolts the Bolton secure the frame
2:01already putting the nice thing about the ready for doing is that you don't have
2:06to wait for the Semantic cure the minute you dig the hole dropped the footing in
2:10put the top on back till it you can build right on top of
2:13it right away there's no curing time no mixing time none of that so it's a good
2:17alternative to use for a solid footing when you don't want to wait for the
2:20concrete most people are familiar with the builders to basically their forum
2:28for concrete footings again just like the ready footing you can dig down as
2:33far as you want whether it's a thought or three or four feet to get below the
2:37frost able to have one drop this down inside make sure it's in the right
2:41position have a sticking up maybe two or three inches above the finished grade
2:45back fill it and then filled with concrete finish great came to hear we
2:51fill it with concrete right to the top before the concrete cures drop in anchor
2:55bolts or sticking up about an inter to once that secured we have a concrete
3:01foundation here with a bankable sticking up about an interest to now to fasten
3:05the floor system to the putting their lot of different types of systems to
3:10connect a floor system down to putting like this this is just one where it'll
3:15drop right onto the anchor bolt then you put a washer and nut down and take it
3:20nice and tight what's the fasteners placed on the anchor bolt and fastened
3:25and we can put a four-by-four post in their secure that builder floor frame on
3:30top of that and again there are all sorts of different fastening systems to
3:34attach post to be being to floor connections the whole idea is you want
3:39to have a system that connects your floor system to the post to post the
3:43footing again the concrete footings the most substantial fooling you can have
3:48your shed decker any structure so we've got the block on the right footing we
3:55got a more substantial large concrete footing that accepts a four-by-four post
3:59we have already footing and then we have the full concrete
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Hines Farm - Fruit Tree Planting, 6-23-2012Hines Farm - Fruit Tree Planting, 6-23-2012
http://hines.blogspot.com/2012/06/hines-farm-fruit-tree-planting-6-23.html
7 Dwarf Fruit Trees ( 2 Peach, 3 Apple, & 2 Pear) Planted in less than 2 hours
After 41 years of marriage, we still are enjoying the farm together...
"Jack Of All Trades" Eileen inspired background music choice...
"Go Anywhere" post digger ( http://hines.blogspot.com/2012/05/hines-farm-go-anywhere-post-hole-digger.html ) made the job much easier and faster in the very dry soil...
Regards and Respect to All,
Monte & Eileen
Credit Music:
http://brucespringsteen.net/albums/wrecking-ball
Bruce Springsteen Wrecking Ball (2012)
Jack Of All Trades
LYRICS "Jack Of All Trades"
I'll mow your lawn
Clean the leaves out your drain
I'll mend your roof to keep out the rain
I'll take the work that God provides
I'm a Jack of all trades
Honey, we'll be alright
I'll hammer the nails
And I'll set the stone
I'll harvest your crops when they're ripe and grown
I'll pull that engine apart and patch her up
Until she's running right
I'm a Jack of all trades
We'll be alright
A hurricane blows
Brings a hard rain
When the blue sky breaks
Feels like the world's gonna change
We'll start caring for each other like Jesus said that we might
I'm a Jack of all trades
We'll be alright
The banker man grows fatter
The working man grows thin
It's all happened before and it'll happen again
It'll happen again
They'll bet your life
I'm a Jack of all trades
We'll be alright
Now sometimes tomorrow comes soaked in treasure and blood
Here we stood the drought
Now we'll stand the flood
There's a new world coming
I can see the light
I'm a Jack of all trades
We'll be alright
So you use what you've got
And you learn to make do
You take the old, you make it new
If I had me a gun
I'd find the bastards and shoot 'em on sight
I'm a Jack of all trades
We'll be alright
I'm a Jack of all trades
We'll be alright
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http://youtu.be/k1zj9LdesNU
Hand Dug Well Part 1This is the first chronicle of my attempt to hand did a small irrigation well on my place here in Montana. I am using a 6" auger post hole digger available at most hardware stores. The cost of having it dug is about $2100 so this is in part an attempt to save money and part because I love to see if I can do stuff like this on my own. I am not encouraging you to undertake such a project but if you are I hope my experiences might provide you some insight. The difficult conditions of my soil might not translate to yours. If your water is within 20 feet of the surface I see no reason this could not be accomplished as a project of your own. Know your own laws and limitations. Having looked at and experimented with a sand-point I think this is better. Larger casing means more water to draw from and so far I have been able to get through soil that would have crushed the sand-point anyway.
NOTE: In the end I used a sandpoint by driving it down my casing. Having pree dug the hole made that process much easier AND more importantly I have easy acess to the top of the well should I need to get back into it.
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How to Prune a Large Tree - This Old HouseThis Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook and certified arborist Matt Foti show how to trim back a wildly overgrown willow. (See below for tools.)
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My husband was helping me to make pole anchors for our vegetable trellis while watching our two little girls. I recorded it as family video but could not stop laughing to see that the girls worked together... It is my Mother's day gitt and I would like to share with you. Happy mother's day to all mothers!
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Process of Girdling.wmvWatch professionals show how to use Vaca trunk girdlers on grape vines.
How to Get Rid of GophersGopher control that works. How to effectively trap gophers and a list of controls that just plain don't work. Put away the chewing gum and take back your yard from these destructive pests
How To Differentiate and Identify Soil Horizons In The FieldA video job aid for describing soil horizons using National Cooperative Soil Survey methods and references.
Captioning available upon request by e-mailing webmaster@lin.usda.gov.
Soil Horizons ExplainedIn this video Mr. Tiller (Verona Area High School) explains soil horizon designations.
Taking Soil Samples Part 1: FAQs: Who, Where and WhenKnowledge of the character and content of your soil is inportant in orchard management. In this series of videos Blake Sanden, Irrigation and Soils Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Kern County, and David Doll, Pomology Farm Advisor,UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County, discuss and demonstrate the process of orchard soil sampling. Produced by the UC Fruit & Nut Center and UC ANR Communications.
Taking Soil Samples Part 2: Soil Sampling EquipmentKnowledge of the character and content of your soil is inportant in orchard management. In this series of videos Blake Sanden, Irrigation and Soils Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Kern County, and David Doll, Pomology Farm Advisor,UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County, discuss and demonstrate the process of orchard soil sampling. Produced by the UC Fruit & Nut Center and UC ANR Communications.
Taking Soil Samples Part 3: Taking Samples in the OrchardKnowledge of the character and content of your soil is inportant in orchard management. In this series of videos Blake Sanden, Irrigation and Soils Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Kern County, and David Doll, Pomology Farm Advisor,UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County, discuss and demonstrate the process of orchard soil sampling. Produced by the UC Fruit & Nut Center and UC ANR Communications.
Taking Soil Samples Part 4: Preparing Samples for the LabKnowledge of the character and content of your soil is inportant in orchard management. In this series of videos Blake Sanden, Irrigation and Soils Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Kern County, and David Doll, Pomology Farm Advisor,UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County, discuss and demonstrate the process of orchard soil sampling. Produced by the UC Fruit & Nut Center and UC ANR Communications.
How to Take a Soil SampleDr. Mark McFarland of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service demonstrates how to take a soil sample on your land. For more information visit soiltesting.tamu.edu.
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How-to Take a Soil Sample to Yield an Accurate Soil TestTools, tips and techniques for taking a soil sample that will result in an accurate soil test. Presented by Kerr Center Horticulture Manager George Kuepper. Testing your soil is essential for getting the best results from your garden or market farm. This video was produced for the 2013 Oklahoma Beginning Farmer & Rancher Program.This project was supported by Agriculture and Food Research Initiative Competitive Grant no. 2011-49400-30525 from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
Overview of Manure Management Equipment for Small FarmsFor more: http://www.extension.org/67568 Increased local or regional food marketing opportunities have allowed commercial success in livestock and poultry operations with relatively small herds and flocks. The Census of Agriculture recently reports an increase in the number of small farms, as a proportion of all farms, across much of the U.S. Small animal feeding operations, less than 300 animal units, are a productive component of the animal ag sector. Finally, there continues to an interest in the development of hobby farm and equine related properties. All of these scenarios result in the necessity to manage manure resources, often on small acres, and often in close proximity to a neighbor. Knowledge about, access to, and acquisition of, appropriate manure handling equipment is a requirement to proper manure and nutrient management on all of these types of commercial or hobby farms and ranches.
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How to build a basic portable solar power system -camping,boating,off grid living-Useful info for those thinking about leaving their power bills behind. This detailed video shows how to build a basic solar powered set-up.
Ideal for camping, boats, motor-homes, caravans or if scaled up can be used to power an energy efficient house.
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Solartech solar pump system in agriculture irrigation of 33 acres farmlandThe solar water conservancy project in Qionghai, Hainan, applying Solartech solar pumping system products listed in "Key Promotion Guidance Catalogue of Advanced Practical Technologies" published by The Ministry of Water Resources of China, it was built to promote the ecological economy of Hainan Island. The system draws water from 25m underground, transporting 260 tons of water daily to the farmland 200m away from the borehole. The system is powered from persistent solar energy, water-saving irrigating 33 acres of tropical cash crops such as betel nut, banana, pineapple and litchi.
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How To Read A Map & Contour LinesThis video show the basics of How To Read A map and Contour lines. It goes over how to read the basic terrain features shown on contour lines on a typical topographical map. It shows ridges and valleys as well as peaks and depressions, and cliffs. It shows several illustrations from the old USAF Survival Manual and gives a good basic overview for those that have never learned how to read a map.
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Introduction to Topographic MapsIntroduction to Topographic Maps
Introduction to topographic mapsIn this video Mr. Tiller introduces topographic maps.
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Learn here on a video all about a topography survey. Learn why they are important and why they are needed when one develops and builds on a piece of ground.
Two Easy Ways To Value Landhttp://REtipster.com/valueofland
Finding the market value of vacant land can be an extremely challenging task. Let me take you through a couple of the steps I use to nail down a reasonably accurate and depending value for a parcel of land.
This approach is far from perfect (for obvious reasons), but it does inform you of what kind of competition you're dealing with (and what those sellers are expecting to get out of their property). In other words -- if you were to list your property for sale today, what other competitors would you have to stand out against?
Take a minute and do the math. Once you understand what price your property will have to be listed for in order to look like the best deal on the market, this will give you a better perspective for the property's potential value in contrast to the current market (because if you're offering the best deal, it will theoretically be the first one to sell).
You can also call 2 or 3 Local Real Estate Agents and Ask Their Opinion. This isn't a foolproof method, but it does help to "tell the story" of what your subject property may be likely to sell for. When I call local real estate agents, I've found it can be helpful to say something like this:
"Suppose I owned this property free and clear and I wanted to list it for sale with you today. What price would I have to list it for if we wanted this thing SOLD within the next 6 months?"
This kind of statement tells the agent a couple of things:
1. You're looking for a realistic idea of what it will take to sell this property quickly.
2. You're serious about getting this thing sold.
3. You want some honest answers.
4. If this agent helps you -- you may actually be willing to hire them for the job! This will encourage them to give your the time of day and offer up some legitimate answers.
As you're having these conversations, pay close attention to the prices they suggest. If they throw out some numbers that clearly aren't going to work for you, now is the time to figure that out (instead of after you've already bought the thing).
My primary warning would be this: Don't put too much faith in any ONE agent's opinion. There are a lot of clueless real estate agents out there (especially when it comes to vacant land), so if you're going to go through this exercise, make sure you're getting input from at least 2 or 3 people (the more the merrier).
How To Use Google Earth (Street View) to Research Properties RemotelyRead more about researching vacant land properties virtually at http://retipster.com/valueofland and http://retipster.com/truthaboutlandinvesting
If you're looking at buying vacant land, the properties next door can have some MAJOR implications for the value and "sale-ability" of your property (e.g. -- Would you prefer to live next to Glacier National Park or a Meth Lab?). Most people care a great deal about who their neighbors are, so get a good idea for what the surrounding properties look like, and what this will mean for the desirability of your property.
If the adjoining properties have any serious obvious issues that are beyond your control, you'll want to think carefully what this means for this property's value. For a quick tutorial on how to see what the adjoining properties look like next to the parcel you're researching, this video explains how I do it.
Reading a Parcel MapIn this video tutorial, we'll take an in-depth look at all things parcel maps and cover how to find a certain parcel, different types of parcel maps, various labels and notes, and basically how to figure these things out.
Breaking Down an APN
-First let's look at how to break down an APN or Assessor's Parcel Number. The most common APN format would be a number like 025-132-005. The book number is 025 and the page number in the book is 13. The block number follows the page number and in this example is 2. If there is only one block on the map, however, the number will be 0. Finally, the last number is the specific parcel number, which is 005.
Figuring Out APNs on a Parcel Map
-Now let's look at how to figure out a full APN by finding a single parcel on a map page. In this example, we will use the Butte County parcel map for book 1, page 1, and find the APN for parcel 17 in block 14.
-Since this is Butte County, the standard format is a three-digit book, two-digit page number followed by a block number, and a three-digit parcel number. So, the full APN is 001-014-017.
Different Types of Parcel Maps
-Next we have the different types of parcel maps you may come across. First there is the countywide index map, which shows where all of the map books are located for a particular county. Here is the index map for Butte County. Now let's go down a level and look at the index map for book 026.
-Here is a book index map, which shows where all of the map pages are located within a particular map book. Let's go down one more level and look at the parcel map for page 27.
-Finally we have a specific parcel map, which shows where all of the parcels are located within a particular map page.
Various Map Annotations
-Now let's move on to the various numbers, lines, notes and other items you may find on a parcel map. This time we'll check out a map in Tuolumne County.
-Numbers of Importance: The first numbers of importance are the book and page number, which are usually located in the upper-right corner of the map. The first number is the map book which is followed by the map page. Parcel numbers are located within their corresponding parcel boundaries and are usually circled. Block numbers are generally located in the center of a parcel group and are circled with an ellipse. Also within the parcel boundary is the lot number.
-Orientation & Scale: Maps are generally oriented to the north and you can tell this by looking at the arrow in the upper right corner of the map. This is also where you will usually find the scale, which gives you the ratio in inches to feet. The most common scale is 1" = 100' but you will see several other variations depending on the county and map book. Here are some examples.
-Measurements: Most counties will include the estimated total area in acres for each parcel on the map. Otherwise, the total area may not be displayed, it may only show for certain parcels or it may be listed as total square feet. You will also sometimes see the length of one or more parcel edges measured in feet.
-Lot Lines: Typically lot lines match up with the solid lines of existing parcel boundaries but if a lot line differs or there is more than one lot in a parcel, this will be shown as a dotted line.
-Adjacent Parcel Maps: If you would like to see which parcels are located on an adjacent parcel map, the page or book and page of the map will be noted at the edge of the current map.
-Section, Township & Range: If you are interested in knowing the particular section, township, and range where a parcel is located, this information is usually found at the top of the map. For this map in Tuolumne County, we are looking at a portion of the north half of Section 36, Township 2 North, and Range 14 East of the Mount Diablo Base & Meridian.
-Map Revisions: As parcel changes occur, these have to be updated on current parcel maps. When a county mapper makes a revision, a record of this revision will usually appear somewhere around the border of the map.
Single Sheet vs. Multi-sheet Map Pages
-The last item we will look at is single sheet vs. multi-sheet map pages.
-Most map pages consist of a single sheet but if you are unable to find a particular parcel on a map page, it may be that the page consists of multiple sheets. There should be a notation near the book and page number that tells you which sheet you are looking at and/or how many sheets there are total.
-To view the subsequent map sheets, click on the single arrow button pointing to the right in the map viewer toolbar.
So, I know that was a lot of information and your head may or may not be spinning but I hope this tutorial has helped broaden your understanding of the world of parcel maps. Thanks for watching!
How To Find the Size, Location and Dimensions of your Propertyhttp://REtipster.com/?p=91 - Enter Partner ID: CFGRSH for a discount on AgentPro247. This video will show you the fastest way to locate your property and find it's exact size, shape and dimensions.
How to find your Property Line using a CompassVisit http://jandjacres.net for this and other hobby farm activities.
See how we located a long section of our property line using nothing more than a paper map, protractor and compass. Learn how to do this yourself so you can outline your property, place fences or mark off any other landscaping you are trying to do.
To use this method you will need:
1) A map of the property you are surveying: For our example we used a photocopy of the survey that was conducted of our property before we purchased it. Whatever map you are using simply needs to have a compass bearing on it, such as the North arrow seen in the video.
2) A Protractor: For our example we printed a protractor from the Internet, but you may have one available or can purchase one anywhere office or school supplies are sold.
3) A Compass: No need to have an expensive compass. Just be sure that you can adjust the Bezel Ring (The outside ring around the compass spins). For our example we are using an inexpensive map compass purchased from a local department store.
Other items that may be useful, as seen in the video:
1) A way to mark the path you walk: In the video we use twine, but Survey Flagging Tape and many other materials will work.
2) A way to mark points that you locate: In the video we use a left-over piece of a metal pole to mark the point we found, but a piece of wood, Marking Flags and many other materials will work.
GPS Video 2 - RTKThis video should help you understand a bit about RTK, the connection methods, and NTRIP.
Boundary Surveyhttp://www.ludlowengineers.com
A boundary survey determines the property lines of a parcel of land described in a deed. It will also indicate the extent of any easements or encroachments and may show the limitations imposed on the property by state or local regulations.
Learn About Your Land - Plant Trees with SuccessThis video will identify the steps needed to successfully establish new trees. Learn which trees will grow best on your land, how to prepare your land, techniques for planting, and how to care for newly planted trees.
Learn About Your Land - Create Recreational Trails and PathsThe planning, design and constructing of trails for multiple uses, including recreation and woods management, can be a key factor in the enjoyment of your woods. This video will cover how to plan for trails, install and care for trails for various recreational uses.
Learn About Your Land - Learn to Identify What's Damaging Your TreesThis video will review insects, diseases, animals, non-native invasive species, environmental factors, and improper woodland management that can affect the health of your woodland.
Learn About Your Land - Find Your Property Boundaries and CornersLearn how to identify your boundaries, and the importance of annually walking them. Then learn how various laws apply to your woodland: Trespass Law, Recreational Use Statute, and the Fence Law. This video concludes with a brief look at how your woodlands can affect your income taxes.
Farms.com Corn Report: Innovative Ways To Scout Corn Fields From Above With A UAV Drone.Steve Redmond, Independent Crop Consultant demonstrates an innovative way to scout crops from above with a UAV ( Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) Aeryon quadcopter.
For more information call Steve Redmond at Redmond Agronomic Services at 519 673-8929
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Agricultural Drones to make big impact - Farmweek, January 24, 2014Agricultural drones are already in use overseas, but the U.S. is expected to catch up once new rules are in place in 2015.
Drones fit right in with precision farming. They will help farmers diagnose problems, increase yields and reduce costs.
eBee Ag, the drone for precision agriculture(https://www.sensefly.com/drones/ebeeag.html)
The eBee Ag by senseFly is a professional aerial imaging drone (or UAV) for precision agriculture applications. It is available with a wide choice of cameras and offers automated flight planning and operation - just select the area you want to map, launch the drone into the air, and the eBee will fly and land itself.
Thanks to its onboard artificial intelligence and robust lightweight construction, the eBee Ag is durable enough to survive numerous flights (and landings), thus safeguarding your investment. It is supplied as standard with two advanced software packages: eMotion 2 for flight planning and control; and Postflight Terra 3D photogrammetry software for post-flight image processing and analysis.
Learn more about the eBee Ag agriculture drone: https://www.sensefly.com/drones/ebeeag.html
In the Vineyard - Organic Weed Controlhttp://www.bestrussianriverwineries.com - Organic farming techniques are being employed more and more in vineyards throughout the Russian River Valley and Sonoma Coast appellations.
In this video, Paul Sloan of Small Vines Wines and Viticulture explains the process of organic weed control in the vineyards and why it is beneficial for the resulting wines.
Sloan imported special Caval Tractors from France that would fit between the narrow rows which characterize the Small Vines approach to vineyard management, and for pinot noir and chardonnay vineyards in particular.
A system used extensively in the Bordeaux and Burgundy regions of France, Sloan and Small Vines utilizes the narrow spacing of vines (4' by 3') that he feels produces pinot noir and chardonnay grapes with excellent balance, acidity and character.
You can find more videos and be notified when new ones are posted when you sign up for The Wine Riff Newsletter. You will also receive a FREE "Locals Choice" Sonoma County Wine Guide when you sign up that includes recommended wineries, restaurants, inns and hotels in the Russian River, Dry Creek and Alexander Valleys.
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Intelligent farming methods no 2.mp4Zionist Federation Environment Day 2010
Green Gold - Documentary by John D. Liu"It's possible to rehabilitate large-scale damaged ecosystems." Environmental film maker John D. Liu documents large-scale ecosystem restoration projects in China, Africa, South America and the Middle East, highlighting the enormous benefits for people and planet of undertaking these efforts globally.
More information:
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What If We Change restoration media project:
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More information about permaculture designer Geoff Lawton's Greening the Desert project in Jordan:
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A 24 hour webcast of events, reports and interviews from the global permaculture community. The programme will include permaculture designers David Holmgren, Eric Toensmeier and Geoff Lawton, and feature bioneers such as John D. Liu, Satish Kumar, Helena Norberg-Hodge, Charles Eisenstein, Rob Hopkins and Vandana Shiva. See our Growl Local Live! programme schedule: http://www.live.permacultureday.org.
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Terracing the slope, south of our gardens - Sepp Holzer Permaculture styleA little shout out to Paul Wheaton of www.Permies.com for all his hard work on the permaculture front. Check out some of our other videos, I think you'll like what we are up to! Inspired by Sepp Holzer in Austria and his way of gardening at high altitude, steep terrain and generally areas not thought of as agriculturally viable, we started terracing the south slope of our gardens. Its an area that we would like to plant with fruit trees, maybe some grapes, lavender and many small shrubs and bushes. We are working hard here everyday with the help of volunteers to make these dreams of self -sufficiency a reality. Considering that only one and half years ago we didn't have power or running water never mind gardens... we are pretty proud of what we have achieved. For more info on what we are up to check out some of our other videos and go our website, www.jewelcreek.ca
Planting Trees on a Slope(4/14/12) Oklahoma Gardening's Kim Toscano teaches us how to successfully plant trees on a slope.
How To Turn A Steep Backyard Into A Terraced GardenLearn how a local gardener turned a steep backyard into a beautiful terraced garden.
From the Southwest Yard & Garden series.
Using a Terrace to Grow Food Down a Steep Hill also How to Grow a PineappleJohn from http://www.growingyourgreens.com visits Wisdom Farm in Maui Hawaii to learn how to grown down a steep hill using a terrace. You will also learn about gotu kola, the benefits of having goats, and how to grow a pineapple!
Sustainable Farmers - Stewards of the LandThree local sustainable farmers, their thoughts and images from their farms in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Photography by Laurie Schneider www.lschneider.com
Four Acres and Independence - A Self-Sufficient FarmsteadPeak Moment 168: Take a tour, accompanied by curious sheep and geese, of Mark Cooper's self-sufficient small farm. Over several years, he transformed a rundown house and hillsides of berry brambles into pasture and gardens where he produces and preserves most of his family's food. Visit the Goose Grotto in a constructed pond, a heritage fruit tree orchard, logs producing shiitake mushrooms, and a cheap-and-easy container kitchen garden. Mark gives us a closeup view of the solar dehydrator he constructed from salvaged materials - and his tips on food drying. He has husbanded up to fifty animals at a time, including two Tibetan yaks! This farmstead in Rough and Ready, CA lives up to the town's name ? and is a testament to hard work, wide-ranging construction skills, and love.
The Great Laws of Nature: Indigenous Organic Agriculture DocumentaryLet's reconnect with our relatives in nature In 2013: the plant beings: A group of First Nations People in Saskatchewan Canada are reclaiming their Indigenous organic and natural agricultural heritage, reconnecting with Nature, learning and observing her natural laws, and getting back on the road to self-reliance. This video is presented here courtesy of Muskoday Organic Growers Co-op.. If you want to purchase a copy of this video please contact the producers through this link: rivard@rivard.tv
Saddleback Church's Organic Farm in Orange CountyAt Saddleback Church, we value spiritual health, financial health, personal health, and physical health. Our Organic Farm is not only a step towards helping others with their personal health but is also a way that we can help feed our community. This is Gene Archibek's story.
The Food Pantry at Saddleback Church's PEACE Center helps thousands of people in Orange County each year and our organic farm helps produce food to give away to them for free. Learn more about the organic farm here: http://www.saddleback.com/lakeforest/carehelp/financialpractical/foodpantry/
Check out some other great organic farms in Orange County:
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We have been farming certified organic fruits and vegetables in San Juan Capistrano for 10 years now. When I first came back to Orange County in 1996, I had ...
CSA - Farmstand - Directions to Farm - About Organic
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Orange County Produce is a family business proudly practicing both conventional and certified organic farming. Look for the Orange County Harvest label at ...
Contact Us - About Us - Our Staff - Our Growers
www.tanakafarms.com/
While waiting for your food enjoy a salad and appetizers prepared with fresh vegetables from the farm. Currently | Hourly Info | 15 Days. RealFeel®: 80º°F.
Pumpkin Patch - CSA - Contact Us - Produce Stand
www.morningsongfarm.com/
In the northernmost community of San Diego County, the tiny, rural, unincorporated ... our CCOF Certified Organic Farm produces a wide variety of subtropical fruits. ... to subscribers in Riverside, San Diego and Orange counties, California.
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Orange County, California guide to Farmers Markets. ... the finest natural and organic foods available while maintaining the strictest quality standards in the ...
Organic Farming part - 2Full length documentary film 'Organic Farming part - 2' by Shramajeevi. http://www.shramajeevi.com Also visit http://images.shramajeevi.com for agricultural and rural images and http://contacts.shramajeevi.com for farming related contacts.
How To Start A Farm: Mind Mapping vs Linear PlanningOne way to organize the many things you have to do when starting a farm. More useful information on beginning a farm at:
http://www.farmmarketingsolutions.com/how-to-start-a-farm/
How to create a farm business planUniversity of Maine Cooperative Extension provides information on why creating a farm business plan is so important and what marketing, operations, and finances mean to your plan.
California Avocado FarmersRob Brokaw describes avocado farming challenges, how California Avocado farmers overcome them and how growers ensure that both avocado trees and the fruit they produce are at their highest quality.
Self-sufficient Small FarmsPeak Moment 6: Small acreages can produce a lot! Janet Brisson shows the home-canned and dried vegetables, fruit, and beans she cultivates along with chickens and bees. Renee Wade talks about practices that suit the land: her drier property is better suited to raising goats.
Bring Your Small Farm Vision to Life: What you need in your plansIf you're in the early phases of bringing your small farm vision to life, this video will help you discover what your potential business challenges might be and what questions you should ask yourself to create a viable plan for addressing them.
Here's what's covered in this complimentary training:
Different types of effective business plans
9 Essentials you need in your plans
The single question that can derail all your well crafted plans
If you want to really flesh out your small farm plans, check out my 6-week Farmyard Bootcamp online training program where I can help you do just that!
http://farmyardbootcamp.com/grow/
Peace & carrots!
Stacey
p.s. I reference a Business Model Canvas in the video, here is a link to a youtube channel that explains how to use one to organize your thoughts on your business:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/HCjLn0YlElV2Y
Evaluating Land and Facilities for FarmingTwelve NY farmers talk about evaluating soil, climate, infrastructure and other facilities to make sure you're ready for production. From the Voices of Experience video series produced by the NY Beginning Farmer Project at the Cornell Small Farms Program, www.nybeginningfarmers.org
EasyFarm 8 Video DemoThis is the video demo for the EasyFarm 8 farm management software. Visit http://www.easyfarm.com for more information.
ProductionWise - Online Farm Management System - OverviewManage farm production using the latest online crop management tool
- Mapping, Monitoring, Managing
- Mobility and seamless information exchange for growers and their advisors
- Decision support tools
- Complete online farm management system
Dr. David Kohl on Farm Management RulesKevin Stewart of AgVision TV talks to Dr David Kohl who shares some of his Farm Management Rules. To find more Farms.com Expert Blogs visit www.experts.farms.com
Planning Your Organic Farm for Profit WebinarIn this webinar from 2010, Richard Wiswall of Cate Farm in East Montpelier, Vermont, will provide a step by step guide to achieve a healthy bottom line, assessing markets and developing a production plan, a roadmap of how to grow what you plan to sell. Richard will also share techniques for discovering your profit centers.
Why Is This Farmer Planting Avocado Trees Among His Lemon Trees?
Farm to Fork - Avocados and Lemons: America's HeartlandDave Lieberman travels to coastal California where Monte and Maio Winkler grow a particular type of avocados and lemons. It's produce used to create some one of a kind recipes.
Video ProHass (Institucional 2007)Video Institucional realizado para la Asociación de Productores de Palta Hass del Perú (ProHass)
Part 1: Introduction to Buying a Used TractorPart one of a video series about tractors for small farmers. Considerations to think about when selecting a used farm tractor that will fit your needs and experience.
Part 2: Basic Tractor ConfigurationsPart two of a video series about tractors for small farmers. Basic tractor configurations for various farm uses, and how to select one based on your needs.
Part 3: Age of the TractorPart three of a video series about tractors for small farmers. Focus on price and age of the tractor, including safety features and technological advancements to consider.
Part 4: Tractor MaintenancePart four of a video series about tractors for small farmers. Tractor maintenance and previous care issues to consider when selecting a used tractor for your small farm.
A Day in the Life of a Farm ManagerThis video shows Tony, the Farm Manager of Hardingham Farms in Norfolk, on a typical day. He begins his day by checking the weather for a long forecast so he knows what work can be done over the following days. Tony goes to see a field that could potentially be drilled. He then heads to the main grain store to test the harvested beans on the moisture meter to check they are dried to 14% so they can be sent to Egypt.
Tony discusses the main responsibilities of being a farm manager: growing produce, harvesting, monitoring moisture, monitoring grain temperature and being able to drive machinery. He enjoys working in the farming industry because he can go walking and see wildlife whilst achieving something every day.
In the afternoon he walks the fields in a W shape to check for slug damage to see if the field can be used in the near future. Tony talks about modern farming whereby these days there is modern machinery, GPS guidance and a record of everything. He states that as a manager he must be able to drill, spray, drive the combine harvester and be a spare man for any jobs that need doing.
At the end of the day tony goes back to the office to do some paperwork. He offers tips for people interested in getting the industry suggesting they complete a farming college course and get as much experience on a farm as possible.
If you want to get into the farming sector why not take up a course in mixed farming or complete an nvq in agriculture. East Durham College offer a wide range of courses; visit the site to find out more.
http://www.eastdurham.ac.uk
Farm Business Planning 101This is an educational presentation that discusses the six steps to developing a business plan for a meat goat operation. The six steps discussed are: 1) Mission Statement; 2) Goals; 3) Key Planning Assumptions; 4) Organizational Management; 5) Marketing and 6) Financial Plan. JJ Jones OSU Southeast Area Ag Economist leads the discussion. This is one of the sessions taught during the OSU Meat Goat Boot Camp.
Farm Service Agency MicroloansThe Farm Service Agency (FSA) announced in Jan. 2013 that it was launching a new microloan program for beginning farmers. Very low-interest loans (less than 2%) of up to $35,000 are available with a streamlined application process. Here, Christy Marshall, FSA Farm Loan Chief for NYS, describes the program at a March 2013 meeting of the Northeast Beginning Farmer Network.
PROFITABILITY Part 1
PROFITABILITY Part 2
Farm Management Proficiency Test For FarmersFarm Manager and Farm Business Consultant Dick Wittman describes the key management proficienies considered necessary to run a successful farm business. The self assessment test - Farm Management Proficiency Test - is a good way to assess your farm management skills
How Joel Salatin Nets 60k/year on 20 Acres of Rented Land!In this clip, Joel Salatin shows how to set up portable infrastructure for a 20 acre beyond-organic hog operation that nets $60k/year on rented land! Learn about how to set up the paddocks, feed, water and rotation. For 18 more hours of Joel's priceless wit and wisdom, check out the You Can Farm E-School: An Online Salatin Semester at www.vergepermaculture.ca/salatinsemester
Getting $tarted with Your Own Farm BusinessTwelve NY farmers discuss how they financed their start-up and offer tips for those just beginning. From the Voices of Experience video series produced by the NY Beginning Farmer Project at the Cornell Small Farms Program, www.nybeginningfarmers.org
America's Heartland: Farm to Fork - California's Clos Pepe VineyardsChef Dave Lieberman takes us to a vineyard where wine and olive oil are the crucial ingredients in some flavorful recipes. Central California's coastal climate is a key ingredient in developing the specific flavors found in the wine and olive oils at the Clos Pepe Winery near Santa Barbara.
APEX Farm Management Software Instructional VideoAPEX Instructional Video
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Farming On A Small ScaleJeff Poppen, the Barefoot Farmer, shares some tried and true lessons for beginner vegetable growers.
Avocado FarmingThis video is a product of the Biovision Farmer Communication Programme (FCP). The FCP uses different channels to promote organic - participatory video production is just one of the channels.
This video explains how one farmer is reaping the benefits of Avocado farming.
In 2007, Justus Kaniara Migwi planted 170 avocado trees on his farm in Muranga and three years later, he was harvesting his first fruits, albeit with a modest yield. However, by 2012 he was harvesting 25,000 avocados and last year it had increased to 60,000. Justus Kaniara Migwi told journalists how important it is to choose the right variety of avocado. Given his old age and being unable to do hard physical work, he planted the "haas" variety of avocado which is not as labour intensive. In addition, this variety has a multi-branch root system making it less susceptible to disease and in periods of drought, it is more resistant than others. The haas avocados have a mild taste and a longer shelf life.
If farmers are to choose what's right for them, they need access to relevant adequate information. They need to know how to handle the plants and avoid pests and disease. The Biovision "Farmer Communication Programme" provides this information direct to farmers. The TOF radio journalists, John Cheburet and Musdalafa visited Justus Kaniara Migwi on his farm in Muranga -- they regularly profile individual farmers on their weekly broadcasts on organic farming. By visiting farmers in their homes, the journalists learn much more about the personal experiences and problems affecting the farmers. The TOF journalists document information relating to new pests or diseases and on their return to Nairobi contact the scientists at icipe or other specialists and ask for advice. As soon as the problem is resolved, the solution is broadcast on the programme and so conveyed direct to affected farmers. This exchange of knowledge is very successful.
Avocado FarmA stop in Moore Park, CA to visit an Avocado farm!
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