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We do - but we are sold out now. We have small potted plants available now. Cuttings will be available starting in Dec- Jan depending on how hard it freezes.

Good Morning Please reach out to me at sales@buehlerorganics.com We plant 900 plants per acre. The cost does depend on the variety that you pick.

We've discovered we gain a year of progress towards berry production. The two foot cuttings gave usa decent berry and flower harvest a year sooner then the tradtional 8 in cutting

It does flood but they have enough of a root system that they normally grow right back.

Yes they seem to mature faster

it did give us a year head start we found! We are getting berries and flowers sooner then the traditional 8 in cutting

we plant in the winter and spring. as long as the grounds not frozen you can plant the cuttings

Unfortunately we have not made any to sell so far. I will talk with my boss about possibly making them to sell. Reach out to me at sales@buehlerorganics.com

I'm not sure where we got ours but we rent it out if you need to use one

Good Morning yes we have reefer trailers for storage. We harvest, destem, sanitize, and bottle on site. We host farm tours weekly and also have a BnB on site that we rent out. We would love to have you

we do heat them up after its been pressed before we bottle it.

Thank you for the kind words !

It surely is !

So happy to hear that its doing well!!

Thats a good question. We have heard they can, but personally at our farm we have a ton of deer around and they don't mess with them. They do have other good food source options though and I think that helps.

@@buehlerorganics7607 ty for the info.

were excited to see what you do

@@buehlerorganics7607 same LOL!!!

We do not fertilize ours. But its entirely up to you if you want to fertilize yours it depends on how your soil is if they will need fertilizer

You can use SaniDate , Bleach , Hydroperoxide, I recommend looking up sanitizer that is safe to use on food.

We make our own planter attachments. If you would like one or have more questions, feel free to email me at sales@buehlerorganics.com

4 feet between each plant, 14 feet between rows

thanks for the kind words!

👍 good idea ! Doing that now, here in Ohio’s clay the frost will pop those right up. Lol. Just a hint from an ol’ timer… kick a short piece of 2x6 along with you. Tap that post hole’r (dirt end) on it (at an angle) . Might need to spin it as ya tap it. Should pop that dirt out right out.

@@jeffshiley7269thanks so much for that idea, definitely doing that next time

I don't know where you are located at or what kind of elderberry you have but we are in southwest Missouri an our elderberry leaves do not have any bad smells

Only if you sprayed something on them you shouldn't have. In North Arkansas they don't smell.

We press all our berries an strain the seeds out. We heat ours but we don't boil them. we also have ours third party tested an we have never had a problem with arsenic

I think the arsenic thing is more bc they elderberry trees seed themselves out on all kinds of soil, including polluted soil and probably pics up some of the pollutions in such soil. But if you have unpolluted soil that shouldn't be an issue

Like with the hull of rice, that comes primarily from spray chemical buildup in soil or having naturally occurring arsenic in the soil levels.

Oh? Arsenic? I ate tons of elderberry raw off the bush as a child. Maybe that's what happened. Lol

The new one is from Mill Creek. the other one we just got from a friend an we don't know the company its from

Late winter or early spring for the cuttings. But the potted plants you can plant plant year round

@@buehlerorganics7607 Thank you for the info! I have had these awesome plants on my property for year and use the berries for many things and I never knew they were that easy to propagate! Thanks again

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you can purchase this destemmer at shopbuehlerorganics.com

That’s a great idea, I will start editing a video this week and try to get it posted soon :)

@@buehlerorganics7607 a deeper look at that destemmer would be amazing too. That beast looks amazing!

I wondered that too

We use the leaves for our salves. It works great for minor cuts, skin irritation and burns. I love using it for sun burns right now

@@buehlerorganics7607 Does it also act a mosquito repellant?

@@buehlerorganics7607 do the leaves come back or does it kill the plant and you start over?

@@shirleyc8265 We normally harvest the leaves after the berries are done right before the plant starts losing its leaves for fall. No it will not kill the plant.

It said hemp.

I know

$7k

Where can I get one

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Where can we find it

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thank you so much for alerting us of this. I made the change to it now

you still need to rely on some form of weed control, this customer was planning on mulching after the planting. Currently at our farm we are also taking on a big task of mulching the majority of our rows.