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Hello, everyone. I’m new to KindHarvest and relatively new to agroforestry. I own 3.5 acres and started planting my first fruit trees three years ago (heritage apple varieties. I am also in the process of starting a small paw paw orchard on on 1/4 acre of my land.
I have about 2.5 acres of available pasture that has not yet been planted into tree…
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Elderberries are a great choice, especially if you can process and ship them.
Though a lot of your crop selection depends on your context. Your climate, soil type, and proximity to markets being major considerations.
If you are open to u-pick, strawberries and raspberries are good crops to grow in between rows of trees until they reach maturity.…
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Thanks for your reply, Youssef. I live in Wabash, IN (pop. 10,000) and am about 50 mins. from Ft. Wayne, IN (pop 350,000).
I appreciate your feedback. I agree that elderberries are probably one of my best options for ROI on a small acreage. Do you think the market is reaching saturation at this point, or do you think the market for…
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Wytse Bouma posted an update 10 months ago
Hi Kees, if you are grass forage based the cows should synthesise ample vitamin C by themselves, your elevated SCC stems from another source, what is the MUN of your milk to get started? Lactose% in your milk?
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I made two observations yesterday that I was hoping you would share some insight on-
1. I mixed Forage Foliar, HoloCal and melted Urea Monday evening and begin applying around 8:30-9:00 PM. I made one round around perimeter of field when I observed lightening in the sky. I stopped applying and watched for a few minutes. I decided…
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Kees Frederiks replied to the discussion Nutrition supplements for Cattle in the forum Livestock 11 months ago
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Hi all, I had a further question on cattle supplements. Has anyone had any experience in feed in protected vitamin C (APPS)? I’m looking to get a rough dosage to add to a garlic bolus. This is for cattle that have come in with high SCC at milking.
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Wojciech Majda replied to the discussion Deficiencies in my Citrus in the forum Fruit and Nuts 11 months ago
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It appears to be an iron and/or manganese deficiency.
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