Thanks Jesse! I appreciate it. Thanks for checking out the channel. More to come!
@mojorrific
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Not gonna lie. Driving around that tractor looks like loads of fun.
@alabamaking
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Yeah, it's actually a lot of fun! And the four wheeler ATV it's even more fun! I'm about to buy a Kawasaki mule. I'll be using that in November when I come back to plant more trees. I can't wait! I also have a water tank I'm gonna put on a trailer, and I need to get a sprayer volute to connect to it so I can spray my trees. Pull it behind the mule! I'll spray fungicide metals and fertilizers on the trees.
@lucybroad1
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Nuts!!!!
@alabamaking
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LOL
@davidmerchant8245
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If you don't get the root out of those weeds, they will come back. Where in Alabama is your farm? Your trees will make it!!
@alabamaking
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Hey thank you David!! Thank you for the weed advice. I am about an hour and a half south of Montgomery in Luverne AL. Man those weeds took me by surprise, LOL So I am playing catchup on the vlog... which is kinda like my orchard, but I want to make sure everyone knows what's been going on from the beginning. I don't want to give up too much but In Nov 2022 I go for 4 weeks to the farm, work remote from a trailer and every other free minute I am on the farm, assessing the trees, improving the land and doing what I shoulda done but couldn't before I had planted. This upcoming summer will be my second summer. 2 weeks ago I sprayed prowl, and deep disked all 20 acres, even down the rows between the trees (not down the burn strips). I also seeded Bahia grass for cover. I'm a bit worried about that because 2 days ago it went below 30F for two nights in a row, but I think the grass will be OK because it was only about 4 days after I spread it. Okay... I have already told you too much. LOL That's all coming up in the videos. Thank you so much for your advice I really do appreciate it and thank you for watching. when you make these videos, you never know if they make sense, or if anyone will get anything out of it. So your comment means a lot. Look out for the next one! It's pretty interesting to see how the trees did. Bare root vs potted, one row versus another, I have a full assessment of each and every one that I will share.Thank you for tuning in!!
@davidlugo7284
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I am really enjoying your videos. I planted a pecan tree in my house in 2009 when we first bought the house. The tree is now 25-30 feet tall. No pecans yet. Do you know about permaculture? I am new to it but from what I have seen it seems really promising as an alternative way to farm.
@alabamaking
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David!! Watch my videos! There's a simple reason you don't have pecans!!! That tree should be producing 50 to 100 lbs of pecans a year. A pecan tree won't work by itself. Remember Into The Woods... It takes Two! What varietal do you have? That's the first thing you need to find out. Ill help you fins a good pollinator!
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