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Thank you for this information! I have 14 fruit trees in my back yard that I am either fan trading, cordon training, or UFO training. This is a great webinar. Lots of work wanting to it. 👏🏼

Hi, id love to grow some of the ground cherries you guys have worked on. Any chance i can get some seeds?

Pre and post emergent herbicides. Nice try guys but youre still not getting it

Assalomu aleykum Whats kind of variety?

Great to find your first presentation!

I have been enjoying all your presentations on history of perennial agriculture, I have been searching for native hazelnuts from Maine , Massachusetts, Connecticut & New York Your presentations have helped me immensely in areas to search Thanks for sharing your knowledge Agroforestry alley cropping will help our collective future Thanks!

Please put on your future glasses. Could this harvesting arrangement be autonomous one day? Parsnips one day?

Thank you very much for putting this online.

You're doing such a great job at showing everyone the way you see the world! Thank you for this!

Great! Absolutely great Joe!

Excellent video. My son and I are looking for a mechanical harvester, we also have a thicker clay soil. Very informative, thanks!

Are these OK for pollinators? www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4655097/ .

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hello，is there any research on applying CFD to orchard spraying?

Good morning Good information Iam an Indian Himachal Pradesh Shimla I grow 🍎 apple

very helpful

Thank you!❤

Hey there! Very interested in the dibbler, if you're still willing to share the design I would definitely appreciate it. Cheers.

Pro tip, you should've a pcv extractor out of 1" pvc, use that to take actual plugs. Using a shovel can add minerals to your sample and using a shovel doesn't get a perfect plug from top to bottom. For a good sample it needs to be an even split of your soil from top to bottom, using a shovel you may get more or less of a certain area of your soil.

Just found this. Fantastic info guys! Planing to build a 20x40 in the spring

Thanks this is helpful

I grow carrots varieties which usually grow upto 40 centimeters long is this harvester suitable for such long and thick red carrot varieties

Excellent review of your track loader. You’re correct on the prices…we used an older New Holland for 16 years, but recently traded up for a new NH, and the MSRP on the new one was $70,000.00. But the new ones are technological marvels.

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Do you use ultrasonic sprayer on it?

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Hot-Water Seed Treatment Protocols chart link vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/NewsArticles/Hot-Water%20Seed%20Trt%20Protocols.pdf

Do you have the chart of times for different vegetables available to look at or download?

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

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blueberries are based af, wish i could stream this in 144p as i have capped data so probably wont be able to spare the data till next month but i hope this will cover mesh aperture required to keep out SWDs

i sprayed twice this spring using neem oil still got still got worms in egg size peaches????????------ may have sprayed too soon or neem oli too diluted my 2nd spray was before bud break ??????? next yr. i think i will spray buds and everything else and not worry about the bees the seem to be gone this area anyway hope this helps someone

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this is the best one that i ould find online thank you

Hi sir how are you doing.sir i have 30 trees of pomogranate .every years anthranose fungus heart rot ( Black heart) fungus and alternaria fungus attack on them and the fruits are stale under . Sir which systemic fungicide i use for this fungus. Can we using thiophanate methyl or trifloxystrobin + tebuconazole for anthranose fungus and heart rot ( black heart ) fungus. If No so which fungicade we are use to control that fungus attack . Thank you

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Do you have to have a separate frame for every row that sits there all season? Or can one be slipped in and out for use in multiple places?

Very Informative video.

That’s a brilliantly efficient idea! Thanks 😊

I like this idea, but you still need three people to do this task. Thinking of a way for even less labor on my one-woman farm.

All of the links are available at sites.google.com/a/cornell.edu/higgins/home?authuser=0

I got a grant of $50,000 for my business funding all thanks to lutherangrants/org

Thanks for posting the webinar recordings, it helps a lot :)

Thanks for all the advice on NCPR over the years Amy and happy retirement!