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Thank you for this series. I was especially interested in the evaluation of the different varieties so I could determine which might be best for my North Georgia location, zone 7A 0:18 . High temperature and high humidity. Very useful! Video #1 seems to be unavailable. The link in this description does not work. Could you please check on it?

cool keep up the good work!

How do you know what type of variety of elderberry does a person have? We have some in our pasture since we moved here.

I love growing elderberry plants. They are so prolific....this year in 2 areas my elderberries did not produce any blooms. The other 2 areas did ok. Any ideas why? The ones close our house had something munch down the new growth when it just 1ft taĺl. I believe it was a wood rat! Could that cause a problem? The foliage did very well, just no blooms.

Good research. We have York and Bob Gordon elderberries. Mid-Missouri zone 6b

Great and thank you Sydney!

My elderberries are looking good this year. Fayette, Missouri

How many acres would a single farmer need to plant if this was their main crop? Do you have any information on possible revenue per acre?

My " Bob Gordon and "York" elderberries are looking good this year.

Haaazelnuts ❤❤❤❤

I'm enjoying my horizontal hive - I have back issues and horizontal hives make it easier to handle/harvest frames.

Thank you for posting this to UA-cam, I found it most insightful!

Thanks to all who have researched hazel nuts. Our American hazelnuts are small here in mid-Missouri.

Good video. I have been keeping bees for 15 years in the standard hives. Wish I had started in these long hives.

I know honeybees make more profits, but they're an invasive species. Is there anything out there to assist native bees?

I like you video

Wow, so shocked to find this!! My dad was Arthur Aaron Hunter, his grandpa was Arthur Aaron Hunter! My dad was a private man and just passed this week, a relative told me that Andrea Hunter was my dads sister, he kept to himself so I never had the honor of meeting his family. I suppose this makes Andrea my aunt!! 💖

I'm excited. Of my 74 stratified black walnut seeds, 5 have cracked open and I put them into soil and under my grow lights. The rest went back into the fridge. Super Excited!

Hello Dr Leo, do your books talk about how much honey we can rob from a hive without causing them to starve?

Big fan of MU. I’m starting chestnut seeds this year and plan on grafting. Then alley cropping with Haskaps. Already growing elderberry. MU is the best!

I have been a beekeeper for 10 years. I never treated. I catch as many wild swarms as possible. I don't even know what kind my bees are, because they're probably a mix of all kinds of different subspecies... and I don't care. When I first started and bought bees, I had 50 to 75% losses annually. Now (2024) my losses are 15 to 20% and my colonies are stronger than ever.

Just planted 88 ;)

Thank you. It is nice presentation

Who in the HELL thinks up these pieces of equipment 🤷🏼‍♂️ 🤔 🤯

A fine group of people working on something that could save us all.

In the social justice world, “equity” means equal outcome, which is a revolutionary Marxist principle. In a free society, the emphasis is on equal opportunity. Marxism seeks to destroy the institution property rights, which is a basic human right, thus it has no place in Agroforestry. the whole concept of agroforestry is based on delayed gratification.

The tree range farm layout is awesome. Were they layers or broilers? Also, the emphasis on revolutionary Marxist language was a turn off for me. That type of language is correlated to the forcible destruction of property rights to farmers in particular. 20th century history is a testament to that. Consider me a Kulak. Property rights, sustainable profits and voluntary association are the moral principles that will move silvopasture and agroforestry forward.

Great panel. Trees for grazers is amazing. I would love to run an operation like his. I’m interested to know more about his business model.

Ok, what about now? What are the project results?!?!?

Thank you for this video! I am a beginner beekeeper. Now I've learned a lot. :)

We would be interested

What was the depth of your mulch?

It's a pity that one of the old advantages of silvopasture has gone away. A field grown oak will grow in a branchy form and those curved branches when large enough will be perfect for one of the curved parts of a sailing ship. While the Kings tree surveyor waits for the tree, the grazer will benefit from the shade and the acorns and probably the drop wood.

So you are leaving that branch sticking out what looks to 1.5”? Please follow up on this cut next year.

Love it! This is a big deal. However, why pin oak? Would Chinese chestnut make more sense? Winter wheat and chestnuts are already proven to be viable stacked crops. Chestnuts can be eceonomicall harvest with Nut Wizards, so likely minimal impact on Kernza.

By the way, this is an amazing development. Probably the biggest discovery pertaining to commercial elderberry production yet. Looking forward to seeing what comes next out of MU. You’re doing a great service for small producer like me. I have 2 acres and a syrup in development. I’ll be establishing exclusively Gordon and Pocahontas moving forward. Other producers would be wise to follow suit.

Very useful video. Would love to visit the research farm one day!

Very informative, thank you!

Love your videos Mark. I just moved to a farm in Central IL with black walnut trees and a whole host of others. Thank you for continuing to educate people like myself!

You need some cough drops!

Very interesting stuff...many things I didn't know about these trees and pruning....

Terrible sound quality

Great story. Thank you.

Very interesting information. Thank you

Great info.

Where can I get acorns from early producing trees. I'm too old to wait 20 years. I've got many oaks that are supposed to be hybrids, but no acorns yet.

can I plant chestnut trees in Ottawa, Ontario Canada?

Fantastic!!!