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After 2 years, are you still happy with the deleks mower quality ?

If you take long time to edit a video try to use a more powerful laptop or pc

Hi, we have an orchard too and are trying to work out the best way to control grass growing around trees and between trees down a row. Though my farm is in Australia and the trees are of a completely different species along with the grass being different too, the problems are very similar. Right now I’m considering buying a side shifting flail mower. My plan was to use it to drive my tractor down a row, extending the mower between each tree and retracting it when at a tree. My trees are four meters apart. However you say this takes a long time and you will get an under tree disc mower to mow round each tree. Are you still going to get the disc mower? This is another option I’m considering though it is more expensive. From an agronomist’s recommendation I spray a herbicide mix growing around the trees. It works. It’s not roundup. It is a mixture of five different chemicals that combine to kill grass. I’m not a huge fan of doing it but it works and needs to be done as the grass grows quickly and grows to over two meters tall.

what spacing are your trees? i think i heard in another video that you have over 2000, thats quite a lot

The plants look much more healty then in the other video before!

Try to sell green hazelnuts as well, many Polish shops in the south would buy them, they are delicious, try Costless Shop in Dublin as well, if you do don't harvest so early, every now and then I come across green almond but the nut inside is hardly edible because it was harvested so early, same for broad beans

I thought you have done with farming

Thank you, this was well done and very useful

Nice hearing from you lad!

good to hear from ya! keep it cooking :)

Not too many grey hairs in between , must not have been too stressful since last video ! 😅

Hello Dary. It's been several years since you planted the 1st field. The trees should be entering a production level of harvest this year, right?

Good news, indeed! Always glad to hear what's happening, eager to hear more.

So good to hear from you again!

Fantastic, happy for you!❤

Can use stc-100 and turn that into a freezer into a fridge no bother!

Fantastic, keep us posted

Excellent! So cool to see an update. How are the fruit trees doing?

Nice... Looking good...

Ya man... It's been a long time... Was actually thinking about you today... Was wondering when you gonna post anything... I hope some clips about the property and the trees... Good luck from Romania...

Great news 😁

nice hazelnut orchard! i hope to grow at least 5 to 10 but how did all of your hazelnut trees end up as single stem? did you cut the 2nd sprouts? if so, why?

What are the tubes on the trunk. I just got some trees. Do I need. The tubes? Why such a large tree stake?

Hi, Thanks for the channel, I am truly learning a lot. I´m trying to do the same in my farm in DK (we have similar climate) but the coppice will be for firewood, I am thinking Willow, Alder, Hassel and Ash. I understand that fencing will help for roe deers and hares (we do not have rabbits here), but we do have many meadow voles. I see that you do not have tree guards for them, what is your intake about it? I am leaning towards not covering if I am planting 1000 trees and just accept the fact that some trees might die from trunk girdling in snowy/cold winters.

What is best to suppress weeds in the orchard between the trees?

that 12 month rule is a load of shite! that's thanks rigorous explanation

have ya tried the cactus guards? It's a metal wired cage with spikes to deter animals and livestock from leaning on it!

How's the farm going?

Try eating them when they are green with a texture like peas or broad beans, they taste nice

You need more protection using a chainsaw

Deer are also a problem for me. I use a heavier gauge wire. They still eat down the new growth and even the young branches. They have been known to push the fencing into the trees to eat the sprouts. Never safe until they grow so tall that they cannot reach. But then also so tall, I cannot reach the fruit. My only solution has been a area perimeter fence, tall enough and bright enough to slow them down. Buffalo NY USA here.

Totally agree, I tried cages to protect trees and roses in the past, constant headache

Hey there Dary, what varieties have done the best for you in the low ground?

When your trees need pruning with decent thickness of branches take the cut branches, chip them, dry the chips and you can sell them in baggies for barbequing and meat smokers. Hazel is a favorite wood used for smoking food as it produces a strong, fragrant smoke. Most alcohols have a high rate of evaporation which carries heat away from your hand.

Electric fence would help

M111 is more suitable than M26 rootstocks in a wet soil, victoria is not the best for organic farming it susceptible to silver leaf disease, also it needs another plum tree for pollination, may be opal To help pollinators plant borage and crocus flowers, easy, cheap good looking and they come back every year

The squirrels will love you for that

Fair play to you guys working against the odds

The field is buzzing with life in winter

Fantastic to see it all taking. I'm looking forward to seeing this years growth.

Thx. Great video.

your orchard is looking really good. We would be happy to help you with he harvest and the process of your hazelnuts.

I've been working on an orchard that has 2 adolescent HazelNut trees, which suckers had always been removed so they did not grow as a bush but rather a mix of central leader to goblet structure. I have been pruning it towards the latter formation. I read HazelNut trees need a lot of sun. However, one of them, which is more isolated from the other trees, has drier, almost burnt, leaves in the Summer. So I have 3 questions: 01 For a zone that gets freezing in the Winter but also too hot in the Summer: What is it better?: Goblet or Bush formation? 02 I was wondering if it'd be wise to let the suckers come up and surround the central plant in order to help with moisture… 03 Has anyone ever tried the brutting technique? I can't find any video about it…

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Any experience using comfrey around trees?

Hello Dary! I know you're probably very busy with the actual farming but i just wanted to leave a comment to tell you I'd love to see more updates on the various bits of your project. Hoping all is well, cheers.

Awesome work!

VERY helpful information. Thanks!

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