Something is Eating ALL of our Citrus!!

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Edge of Nowhere Farm

Күн бұрын

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@Nicole-fv1fk Ай бұрын

The pups are getting so big❤. You're going to have the best LGDs

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

They really are growing like crazy. We were just mentioning this morning that Maverick is finally getting his "grown-up" bark. 😂

@montypalmer4556 28 күн бұрын

Pluerry cross between cherry and plum is great. The Sweet Treet variety is low chill. They look and taste like huge Rainier cherries. You should get plenty of chill at Nowhere.

@EdgeofNowhereFarm 28 күн бұрын

We usually get a pretty good amount of chill hours out here. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 is not uncommon.

@mesutozsen903 Ай бұрын

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@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

Teşekkürler Mesut!

@RenayMatthewsCMP Ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing 🩷

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed this one.

@Pamsgarden213 Ай бұрын

I missed you guys yesterday, seems weird not to have you on live on Saturdays. 🙂

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

We almost jumped on there, but we didn't wrap everything up until just about 2pm, so it would have been a stinky mess trying to rush in here! We do plan on having one next Saturday though.

@michaldurana4227 Ай бұрын

I missed you yesterday my friends ❤. Its very amazing to see your citrus trees with all the fruit hanging on them ❤❤ Wish you all the best ❤

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

It was odd for us not to have the Podcast. We ALMOST made it on there, but it would have been directly from processing the birds, so it wasn't in the cards!

@frenchysandi Ай бұрын

I have a daughter in Gilbert and I’m sure she is bundled up like you guys as well. I chuckle a little because here in Minnesota 49/50 isn’t all that cold. Lol😂. Mid winter here we have up to -20 quite frequently.

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

Oh my goodness. Lori would NEVER survive a Winter up North. Honestly, after 25 years in AZ now I doubt I could either!! 😂

@dpomerleau Ай бұрын

Dwayne - not to be nitpicky, but ripening on the counter is not bletting. Bletting is when you let a fruit go BEYOND ripe to nearly rotten. There are only a few fruit the require bletting before they become edible and tasty. Medlars are one of the best examples.

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

Ah, ok. I know that's what you do with medlars and things like that, so that makes sense.

@taylorvanbuskirk8040 Ай бұрын

I can't help but think that the dogs are going, "Why, why WHY do I have to stay in this cage? What did I do wrong??" LOL!

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

No doubt they're feeling that way for now. Eventually they'll be living the dream though. 😉

@darylpas2209 Ай бұрын

Hi guys, I had the same problem. When my Satsuma's were green, a flock of black birds almost destroyed all of them in a couple of days. Next year, I will have to put organza bags on them or cover the whole tree. I missed seeing you guys on the podcast. 😊

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

Hey there Daryl. Sorry to hear about that citrus, it sounds like you know just how frustrating this is! We do plan on having what may be our last Podcast of the year next Saturday.

@SG-vu4qy Ай бұрын

something ate all my strawberry and black berry baby plants a few weeks ago. I think I have an acrobat/squirrel problem. trying to think of how to protect them as I am planning on planting them in ground soon. Hello from northern AZ.

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

That definitely sounds like it might be squirrels. We've had the same thing happen with rabbits and if the shoots are small enough quail will take them out too!

@AbidAli-bv2gl Ай бұрын

Excelelnt video we are learning . Last Staturday was there any Live ?

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

Hey Abid. We didn't have one this weekend, because we were processing all of the broiler chickens. We should have one this coming Saturday which will probably be our last of the year.

@moltenconcepts398 Ай бұрын

It was a tough summer for sure. Had 100 degree days clear into October. All my pomegranates were robbed by a rat midsummer so I feel your pain. Going to have to bag things next year.

@emilyk1160 Ай бұрын

Same. Bags will need to be metal…

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

Yeah, someone else mentioned this, but it may need to be metal bags. We're going to try a few of those next year on crops we're trying to get through the summer that always succumb to squirrels/rats.

@markramirez9275 Ай бұрын

Quick question how are the pistachio trees going?

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

They're growing, albeit slowly. They are one of the few "stone fruit" type trees we have that are not from RSI growers, so the root stock is just not ideal for us.

@rogerlibby14613 Ай бұрын

Looks like birds. However, squirrels are always a problem. They like to knock down lots of fruit so they can go back to it later. I've had good results with The Squirrelinator but haven't tried it on ground squirrels.🤠

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

No doubt it's a little of both right now. We had a nice cold snap this week, so we're hopeful it's driving everyone either South or into hibernation!

@teresamexico309 Ай бұрын

I place fruit for the birds from my own tress like, pears, apples, oranges, peaches, etc specially the very ripe ones and the ones that have some cosmetic damage. I cut the fruit crosswise and insert them on the tips of some cages that I usually use for tomatoes plants, the birds do still peck some fruits on the trees but not many. This year I grafted a peach tree and I placed strings to mark them and for some reason the birds did not touch the peaches in that tree except for a couple of them. It looks like the birds were suspicious of the strings although those little creatures learn fast and maybe next year it will not work.

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

Now that is an EXCELLENT idea. We try to leave the partially eaten ones on the tree for a bit to see if they're go after those first.

@buyerofsorts Ай бұрын

Hey Duane.

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

What's up Paul. How the heck have you been stranger?

@buyerofsorts Ай бұрын

@@EdgeofNowhereFarm So much has happened and at the same time, so little has happened. Heh... I got my first big peach harvest last season. I didn't thin the peaches out so they grew in the thousands like grapes so they didn't get very big but they were delicious. I have those specialty peaches like Snow Angel and other names that I have no idea of at this point. I lost a lot of interest in my orchard because of the 3 hour round trip drive and the hassle of the weeds and gophers and intense heat and watering issues, It's too much when you live far away. But I'm still taking care of the place and am going to thin out the next crop and maybe even sell a bunch. To who I don't know yet but maybe someone who sets up at a farmers market or something. I'm not too concerned either way. I bought a ton of land in Eloy and I'm thinking of starting another orchard there but this time with at least 500 - 1000 trees. But I want to make sure I can live there first for obvious reasons. How's your gopher situation? Did you get a handle on it? Hope you and yours are doing well. Thanks again for all the help and advice.

@EdgeofNowhereFarm Ай бұрын

@@buyerofsorts thanks for the update. I was looking at our last communication and wondered if you still had that orchard going. The gophers are still here in full force, but everything has grown out of the "danger zone" in that regard. Lots of space in Eloy, so as long as you can live onsite you should be golden!

@buyerofsorts Ай бұрын

@@EdgeofNowhereFarm Yup on all accounts. I'll keep you posted if I do an orchard. Happy Holidays.