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TunnelBerries
Приєднався 30 сер 2016
TunnelBerries: "Growing Berry Crops in Protective Structures". TunnelBerries is a multi-state research and extension project funded by National Institute of Food and Agriculture/USDA, providing berry growers with the information to select tunnel structures & plastics, optimize productivity & pest management, increase profits and minimize plastic waste generation. Check out our website at www.tunnelberries.org and our facebook page. Thanks for watching!
Impact of UV selective plastics on crop management
There are dozens of options for choosing a plastic for low and high tunnels, each with different features and capabilities that impact plant growth and pest abundance. In this video we discuss how UV selective films can be used in protected culture systems to manage crops and their pests.
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Low tunnel structures, installation and management
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For the complete guide on producing strawberries under low tunnels see: extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource007429_Rep10703.pdf For information on yields and economics see: www.hort.cornell.edu/fruit/pdfs/low-tunnel-strawberries.pdf This video covers the primary components of a low tunnel system and offers suggestions for material selection. A number of useful installation tips are also p...
Benefits of growing strawberries under low tunnels
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For the complete guide on producing strawberries under low tunnels see: extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource007429_Rep10703.pdf For information on yields and economics see: www.hort.cornell.edu/fruit/pdfs/low-tunnel-strawberries.pdf This video discusses the key benefits of growing strawberries under plastic low tunnels in cold climates of North America. These benefits are directly support...
Blackberry production in tunnels
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This video is based on a 2018 Great Lakes Fruit Workers meeting presentation by Dr. Marvin Pritts from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Dr. Pritts' research on growing high tunnel blackberries in New York focuses on testing trellising techniques along with an overview of the economics of blackberry tunnel production. This presentation will be of interest to both extension educators and g...
Day neutral strawberry plant management under tunnels
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This video is based on a 2018 Great Lakes Fruit Workers meeting presentation by Dr. Marvin Pritts from Cornell University. Dr. Pritts' research on managing of day neutral strawberries under low tunnels in New York includes optimal fertigation, overwintering techniques and insect exclusion netting. This presentation will be of interest to both extension educators and growers interested in curren...
Primocane Fruiting Raspberries: Growth Cycle and Management
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This video follows primocane fruiting raspberry plants through two growing seasons, explaining production on primocanes and floricanes in a short, easy to understand animated presentation.
Grower Observations and Adoption of Tunnel Technology
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This presentation discusses the rewards and challenges of growing berries in both high and low tunnels in New York state and will be especially useful for extension educators.
Double Cropping Raspberries
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This video describes the growth cycle of primocane fruiting raspberries and how to manage them for a double crop by fruiting the floricanes.
Managing High Tunnel Raspberries with a V trellis system
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Raspberries grown under high tunnels can be grown on a V-trellis systems to improve double cropping and ease of harvest.
High Tunnel Ventilation
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This is a detailed presentation on venting high tunnels: physical properties, selecting the type of ventilation and the ventilation configurations currently being evaluated as part of the TunnelBerries research project.
Managing High Tunnel Blackberries on Swing Arm Trellises
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Describes overwintering and training tender blackberry varieties in central Michigan, a region with cold winters.
Growing Containerized Raspberries Under High Tunnels
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Describes procedures for growing raspberries in containers under tunnels including irrigation, trellising and overwintering.
Raspberry Cultivars for High Tunnels
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Seven raspberry cultivars, including several new ones, are featured: Joan J, Polka, Imara, Kweli, Kwanza, Crimson Night and Double Gold.
Anyone doing this on a larger scale?
"several lbs per plant" is extremely vague ..
Excellent video. Clear and concise😊
Thanks for sharing the system!
Gonna be using your guide for my new high tunnels. Great video! Thanks from a neighbor out by Plattsburgh!❤
I like your trellis idea better than others I've seen
Are these for fall bearing raspberries? So when the floracanes are done fruiting in July, then they're cutback in the fall and the center new growth will be trellised to that space to be the primocanes for the next year?
@Katie The 2nd year Floricanes are initially on the outside of the trellis, since they fruit earlier (in July). Meanwhile the young sprouting Primacanes are growing up the center. After the outer Floricanes are harvested in July, they are removed and the now-larger Primacanes are put on the v-shaped trellis. These Primacanes will fruit in the Fall, sometime between Aug-Oct depending on variety. They are left on the trellis over the winter, are they later become floricanes the following Spring, and the cycle repeats. So you get two harvests per year with this method. I hope that helps.
Hi! Which tree bark did you use?
where can i order the clips used to hold plants to wire
I also like raspberries :)
That is a really nicely-done animation that shows what we need to know very well. Thank you!
What experience do you have with using comfrey tea as a organic fertiliser on strawberries?
Informative, but poor quality.
Is there a management practice for over wintering raspberries in high tunnels without removing plastic? (no irrigation in winter)
Hi my name is Manee I am interesting to work for harvest blueberries,
How many raspberry plants do you have per greenhouse and how large are each greenhouse?
Very good information on the high tunnel method. The cost to profit calculation was based on one tunnel/number of plants or how many tunnels/number of plants? I rewatched and I guess I am not catching where that information was conveyed?
I love these kind of "tutorials". After 35 seconds I know the reason why I'm supposed to use this method. THANK YOU!
Super useful video, thank you!
Those links don't work. Could you update them? Great helpful video.
Great innovation. May I ask what is the average or min to max distance between the berry plants with the V-trellis?
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hi...the tunnel is 24xby...what...thanks
hi my name is Serge . What size of a tunnel you made calculation, THANKS,
Thank you! There are so many raspberry pruning videos that gloss over this. Yours is far and away the most helpful video to someone new to this.
Thank you! There are so many raspberry pruning videos that gloss over this. Yours is far and away the most helpful video to someone new to this.
When do you recommend covering them for the winter?
Great video! I am hoping to get a head start in the Spring with Okra and other vegetables to sell at markets. I am hoping for a month of a head start.
Finally!! Someone that actually explains the differences in a simple explanation. Spot on! thanks
This is a beautiful simplicity. Do you have rough measurements of minimum sticks can be. I want run line across center pole for bird net. Thank you.
Low tunnel Hoops 10 years life of RATAN plastic support wire for low tunnel crop cover Rust proof 2 times stronger still 75% lighter than steel Very smooth: no damage to film due to rust or burr Does not get hot in sun or cold in winter Becomes straight: easy to store Flexible: easy to change height and width of micro tunnel Non-metallic: no danger of current No resale value: lesser chance of theft Whatapp +91 7014180458 ua-cam.com/video/haThPaVq_3E/v-deo.html www.indiamart.com/ratan-metals/crop-cover-wire.html#5-mm-crop-cover-plastic-wire-crop-cover
Low tunnel Hoops 10 years life of RATAN plastic support wire for low tunnel crop cover Rust proof 2 times stronger still 75% lighter than steel Very smooth: no damage to film due to rust or burr Does not get hot in sun or cold in winter Becomes straight: easy to store Flexible: easy to change height and width of micro tunnel Non-metallic: no danger of current No resale value: lesser chance of theft Whatapp +91 7014180458 ua-cam.com/video/haThPaVq_3E/v-deo.html www.indiamart.com/ratan-metals/crop-cover-wire.html#5-mm-crop-cover-plastic-wire-crop-cover
THIS SHOULD NOT ONLY BE DONE TO MAKE MONEY..... STUPID!!! HUNGER DONT CARE IF YOU HAVE MONEY OR NOT
Joan J, right? very nice grow!
After plantation how many days tunnel keep there
Strawberry plants are self pollinated or not ?
Usually it's pollinated by insects. If not properly pollinated, it can result in misshapen fruit.
THIS. I have been looking for _this_. Thank you for putting this together.
What EC/pH do you need? Any recommendations on the nutrients?
5.5 to 6.5
Very well done from what I’ve seen on other sites. my question is I’m picking berries right now but I have new shoots that have been growing and I mean a lot of them growing up to 6 feet tall , no fruit and being new to this not sure what to do. Getting a great crop right now What should I be doing with all the new ones. Thanks
very detailed and easy to understand explanation. thank you
fantastic. thank you. I have watched dozens of other videos and was so confused. I didn't grasp the first year/ second year came part and what to do about them until this video. this was so helpful.
You need hay for winter.
Great presentation, simple, concise and packed with valuable information. Thank you, much appreciated.
Very short vid but really excellent.....simples!!
Where can I buy Imara, Kweli and Kwanza?
Sorry for the delay. These three cultivars are available in the U.S. through Nourse Farms and Nursery in Massachusetts.
Also available in Russia
What nutrients are you using for the plants?
We have been fertilizing with a commercial soluble fertilizer every time we irrigate, to provide 100 ppm nitrogen. Early in the season, we use a lower potassium product. When the fruit are growing, we use a higher potassium blend.
Can you tell me what fertilizer regime you use? My raspberries in containers only get 2’-3’ high
We start early in the season using a 21-7-7 soluble fertilizer with micronutrients (JR Peters Inc.) and switch to a higher potassium product later in the season when the plants are fruiting: 21-5-20. They are fertigated with these materials continually at a rate of 100 ppm N. We have also used small amounts of Osmocote before the season begins, but I am not sure that is beneficial. I would suggest watching the watering carefully as well; plants can deplete the water in the bags quickly, and water stress will also stunt plants.
Can you recommend a cultivar that does well in high temperatures from your study. I want to grow in Med....so a challenge!!
Thanks for writing Glyn. In our short-season, cold climate, Polka, Kweli, and Imara have worked well. We described these and some other cultivars in another video: ua-cam.com/video/x7ysAAr5S0U/v-deo.html You might investigate what others in your climate and region have had success with. Our work indicates that relative productivity and fruit quality of cultivars tends to be similar in the open field as in tunnels in bags. I don’t know of any cultivars that are particularly more suited to pot culture. I think later primocane fruiting types would do better in a long Mediterranean climate. Later types also tend to produce taller primocanes that are better suited for fruiting as floricanes during the subsequent summer, if that is your goal. In contrast, the early primocane fruiting ‘Polka’ does fairly well for us here because our fall harvest season is short, but it grows shorter canes and is not so well suited for floricane production. Some problems increased by the high heat and humidity in tunnels are powdery mildew and doubling of fruit, so cultivars prone to those may not be the best choices. I hope this helps. I will be interested to know which cultivars do best for you. Eric Hanson