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B & E's Trees
United States
Приєднався 20 чер 2012
B&E's Trees is a small, off-grid family farm in the driftless region of Wisconsin, specializing in Bourbon Barrel Aged Maple Syrup and other forest foods.
Join us as we explore the woods, develop food and cocktail recipes, homestead from our tiny house, and go outside to play!
Taste The Adventure!
Join us as we explore the woods, develop food and cocktail recipes, homestead from our tiny house, and go outside to play!
Taste The Adventure!
Energize with Embark Salted Coffee Maple Pouches
Feeling a little low energy? Get that extra kick to see you through your next adventure with our Embark Salted Coffee Adventure pouches.
Thank you everyone who donated to our Kickstarter to get our Embark product line off the ground. If you'd still like to contribute towards our stretch goal of making the farm climate neutral, we have a few more days left before the kickstarter closes.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/embarkmaple/embark-maple?ref=discovery&term=embark
Thanks, and enjoy!
Music:
Darktown Strutters Ball - E's Jammy Jams
Shine on Harvest Moon - E's Jammy Jams
Deep State - Vans in Japan
Thank you everyone who donated to our Kickstarter to get our Embark product line off the ground. If you'd still like to contribute towards our stretch goal of making the farm climate neutral, we have a few more days left before the kickstarter closes.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/embarkmaple/embark-maple?ref=discovery&term=embark
Thanks, and enjoy!
Music:
Darktown Strutters Ball - E's Jammy Jams
Shine on Harvest Moon - E's Jammy Jams
Deep State - Vans in Japan
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Відео
Stay Hydrated with Embark Elderberry Adventure Pouches
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Mix our Elderberry Maple Adventure pouches with bubbly water for a nice refreshing pick-me-up. Best listened to with headphones. If you'd like to help us bring our adventure pouches to the wider world, please consider contributing to our Kickstarter. www.kickstarter.com/projects/embarkmaple/embark-maple?ref=discovery&term=embark
Coming soon: Embark Salted Coffee Maple Adventure Pouch
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Legs feeling heavy? Introducing our Salted Coffee Maple pouches. For when you need that burst of energy to get you through your run or ride. If you'd like to help us bring our infused Maple pouches to the wider world, think about contributing to our ongoing Kickstarter. www.kickstarter.com/projects/embarkmaple/embark-maple?ref=discovery&term=embark Thanks! Music: Wasp Kill- Rachel K Collier
Embark Elderberry Maple
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The search for #GoodEnergy leads you to unexpected places and unanticipated partners, and sometimes you even have to admit your dear old Dad is on to something great. Music: Where we wanna go- Patrick Patrikios
Embark Maple Adventure Packs
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We'd like to announce Embark Maple Adventure Packs! Our delicious organic maple syrup is combined with simple, organic ingredients in convenient adventure ready pouches. The natural electrolytes & nutrients of organic maple syrup provides the performance needed by ultra-athletes, with exceptional flavor for everyday adventurers and culinary explorers alike. But to take Embark from pilot stage t...
Embark! The Journey Begins
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We're off exploring, and think you'll like what we're coming up with!
Elderberry Propagation with Mike Breckel
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Join Mike as he talks about how to propagate elderberries in the springtime. Mike is a long time elderberry enthusiast who has been tending his elderberry orchard for about twenty years. In that time he has gone from 200 plants to around 1,000. In that time he has been propagating the elderberry plants with the best berry yields, and has gotten pretty darn good at it! He has also spent time lea...
Walk in the Woods 4: Bonus discoveries in the woods!
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Bree checks out a tree that was MAULED...by a woodpecker. Picture of pileated woodpecker by: Joshlaymon commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PileatedWoodpeckerFeedingonTree,_crop.jpg
Walk in the Woods 4
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Join us once again for walk in the woods round 4. The forest is so, so beautiful right now! Walk with Bree and discover stunning Trilliums, May Apples, Toothwort and more. Throughout spring we will be publishing a walk a week, watching closely as spring unfolds around us, and bringing a bit of the forest to you, wherever you may be! To learn more about B&E's Trees, check out our website at www....
Walk in the Woods 3
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Join Bree for her walk in the woods round 3. The forest is really starting to come alive now, and there are lots of beautiful and delicious plants blooming, including spring beauties, trout lilies, fiddlehead ferns and wood nettles. Featuring special guest appearances this week by Willow the cat and Eric's mustache. Throughout spring we will be publishing a walk a week, watching closely as spri...
Rampfest Sustainable Harvest Live Stream from April 25, 2020
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Thanks for tuning in to learn about sustainable ramp harvest! Eric takes us through different harvesting techniques, including leaf only and sustainable digging. For more information about our sustainability plan, visit www.bandestrees.com/ramp-sustainability.
Cooking with Ramps Live Stream from April 25, 2020
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Join Bree and Eric as they make a Maple & Ramp Bahn Mi and head out for a look at a few spring ephemerals Ingredients are: 1/8 cup lime juice 1 Tablespoon Soy Sauce 1 Teaspoon Fish Sauce 1/4 cup Sesame Oil 1/4 Cup Aged Hot Maple ( if not available, use 1/4 cup maple 2 teaspoons red pepper flakes, more to taste if you like it hot!)
Rampfest 2020 Spring Ephemerals
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Explore the springtime forest floor for flowers! Learn some of our favorite spring ephemerals, including bloodroot, wild ginger, trillium, may apple, hepatica, spring beauty and dutchman's breeches. Happy exploring! #springephemerals #driftless #forest #ramps #wildflowers
Rampfest Variety Hour: Ramp Grilled Cheese
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Grilled Ramp-wich # 1: Havarti cheese, fresh ramps & sourdough Grilled Ramp-wich # 2: 5 year cheddar, fermented ramps & marbled rye Grilled Ramp-wich # 3: Gruyere, ramp pesto & English muffin bread So many delicious ways to enjoy a rampy take on a classic favorite! Find our sustainability plan at: www.bandestrees.com/ramp-sustainability To learn more about Rampfest, order ramps, and get involve...
Cocktail Hour: Maple Whiskey Sour with Dan!
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Join your favorite Local Scamp Dan to make his favorite cocktail, a maple sour! Dan's Maple Sour calls for: 6 limes 1.5 grapefruit 2 Oranges 1 lemon 1/2 oz Bourbon Barrel Aged Maple syrup 2 oz Whiskey or Bourbon of Choice To learn more about Rampfest, order ramps, and get involved, visit our Rampfest page www.bandestrees.com/rampfest-2020 To learn more about B&E's and to order syrup visit www.b...
Rampfest Variety Hour: Ramp Seasoning and Oil
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Rampfest Variety Hour: Ramp Seasoning and Oil
Rampfest Variety Hour: Lacto-Fermented Ramps
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Rampfest Variety Hour: Lacto-Fermented Ramps
Rampfest Craft Corner: Paper Making with Larkin
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Rampfest Craft Corner: Paper Making with Larkin
Nature Walks 2: Exploring B&E's Maple Farm for further signs of early Spring, April 8th, 2020
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Nature Walks 2: Exploring B&E's Maple Farm for further signs of early Spring, April 8th, 2020
Nature Walks: Exploring B&E's Maple farm for the first signs of spring. March 31st, 2020
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Nature Walks: Exploring B&E's Maple farm for the first signs of spring. March 31st, 2020
Larkin Makes an Old-Fashioned Cocktail
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Larkin Makes an Old-Fashioned Cocktail
A Tour of B&E's Sugar House During the Syrup Season
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A Tour of B&E's Sugar House During the Syrup Season
Such a cool demonstration and teaching. An intelligent man employing simple means. One thing I learned this year. Plant many and you will not be disappointed. As a retired man, I am beginning to really like this idea of planting berries, currently I have an excellent beginning to a food forest, elderberry, blackberry, Rasberry, strawberry, and crazy other stuff like wild lettuce, and fireweed right here on my property in New Brunswick Canada. My main regret is that I did not discover this when I was 20, so many vast resources contained on All of our beautiful land. Just loved the way Mike kicked the dirt back in with his foot. If you never start you never finish, and the best place to start is keep it simple, berries make great sense...Thanks Mike
Yumm! Ramps season will be here very shortly!
Do you use rooting compound?
Great video. Thx for sharing your experience. I’m looking to plant 3 or 4 in my garden for my grandkids to enjoy. Any recommendation on a favorite variety? Thx!!!
I started to plants in the fall of 2022. They'll soon be when you're old and they are 6 foot tall and bushy. I would like to get a variety of genetics and would love to purchase a few stems from you. How do I do that?
Good video! I planted one elderberry alongside my house some years ago, not knowing how to manage it. It gradually moved itself and its offspring into the driveway to get more sun. You have inspired me to grab some cuttings, do some pruning, and learn to take advantage of this treasure in my yard. Many thanks!
Just propagated lots of elderberry to feed the birds . Lovely video.
I know this is 2 yrs later but, what ever happened to follow up on the elderberry flowers and berries?
How do we order starter plants from you?
We bought 2 bottles last month and it was DELICIOUS🐝🐝🐝
great information, thank you so much
Omg! I live in California, do you have have blue elder berry root stock? Have you ever grown it? If so can you tell me your experience with it? Looking to start a patch.
Wonderful video. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge! You mentioned another video about harvesting. I would love to see that if you might include that link... either way, thanks!!
Did you make any of the follow up videos by chance?
I learned about elderberry just this year and I have 6 gallons of steamed juice canned now from wild bushes here in Northern Maine. I’ve been watching several elderberry propagation UA-cam videos and this is a really good one. Very useful information presented. Thanks.
hi, can I cross pollinate american elderberry with another variety? or does it need to be another American elderberry. I am simply planting another elderberry for for more berries. What would you suggest for a second elderberry variety?
I am trying to start an elderberry patch here in Ohio. I have acreage but starting with about 12 plants. They are not even a year old but just hoping they all make it
Great video! On a mission to propagate elderberry for an abundance 🥰
great video! really appreciate it. i'm looking forward to attempting this next spring. i fear the window has closed already this year, but i might give it a whirl anyway as my mom has elderberry on her place.
Sabrina doesn't really explain the whys of the biology of the mushrooms. There's more of telling what the mushroom looks like, what its called and where its located. She was boring to watch.
Any follow up videos?
Pro Tip: Instead of using a metal band, just use a strong rubber band, which never "cut" the plastic. This allows the fermentation to "self burp". I've been using this method for many many years. I've found that the rubber bands usually found on vegetables such as broccoli or asparagus work really well. And if you're starting several fermentation projects why wouldn't you just do as i do and mix up a quart or two of 2%-3% brine all at once and just use it as needed? And were you stoned when you made this video? Not that I have anything against it, I partake myself. But you said things like "Pour the brine over your liquid" and "The water is all dissolved and not sitting and hovering on the bottom". And since you chopped all those ramp leaves why wouldn't you use a bigger jar and just make a bigger batch? Pro Tip #2: When mixing brines it's ALWAYS better and more accurate to do so by weight. SO much easier to calculate amounts needed. 1000 grams of water requires 20 grams of salt for a 2% brine. 30 grams for a 3% brine. A liter is too much? 500 grams of water(only about 2 cups)+ 10 grams of salt yields a 2% brine, 15 grams for a 3%. Much more scientific and accurate that way. When properly fermented things stay crisp for surprisingly long periods of time. I have 1/2 gallon jars of giardiniera that are a year old, never been refrigerated and the cauliflower, carrots, jalapenos, onions and garlic still have crunch.
Awesome video guys! I love it.
Why am I not surprised there is an elderberry flavor? I hope the kickstarter and launch goes well!
This year I’m starting a elderberry row with some 5 cultivars & some off wild local pants here in Wisconsin. Should be a fun project.
I have those same Fiskars clippers!
Thank you! That was really good and clear, I got a batch of Ramps going at home! Do you guys have sale your farm products in nyc? Cheers!
So glad it was helpful! Right now we don't have any stores carrying our products, but we do ship everywhere in the US. Ramp season is over at our farm, but we do have our bourbon barrel aged maple for sale all year, and we will have ramps for sale again next spring.