Fruit Tree Lovers Dream Farm For Sale

We are at Verbo Beach, Florida visiting CD Farms. Derrick shows us around CB Farms. He has hundreds of Mango Trees and a bunch of other fruit trees like Jackfruit, Akee, Star Fruit, Star Apple, and Avocado plus many more. The Farm is for sale.
You can contact the real estate agent to find out about the listing at
Steven Owen 772-473-0828
Before you call just know the price is about $50,000 per acre and it's a good size farm so unless you can afford it please don't call the real estate agent.
You can contact CB Farms at
772-564-1755 or email [e-mail]
If you have a yard and you are growing fruit trees I'd love to come and film, especially if you are in the South Florida area. You can contact me at [e-mail] please include the area you are in.
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[@TheBradmd]

What a great farm!

[@ngocbirrer9310]

If I have this farm I will name it heaven ❤️❤️🐧🐧 and for now I will keep my dream ON❤❤❤️❤️🐧🐧.

[@Channel2528]

I love his passion. I could listen and talk to him all day.

[@peteredwards4346]

Bwoy I wish I could tek this off yuh hands Derrick. From one yardie to another.

[@NicoleCB]

Great tour and enthusiasm! I look forward to seeing more videos when the trees are fruiting.

[@misssamdaughter6983]

Nice property. I plant my stuff in pots so as to take them with me when God blesses me with my home.

[@OrlandoBackyardGardening]

So much going on… amazing property

[@FloridaGirl-]

Wow! That’s quite alot. Very neat place. Love the property! Thanks for the vid. Didn’t catch what he is selling the place for. Can imagine!!

[@barrioboi14344]

in the 80's in the village where i used to live , we had loads of different varieties of star apple, sadly, now just few are left. they were removed and replaced with other fruit trees.

[@lennieadi]

Another gem. Great content. I’d love to visit this place. Amazing job this gentleman has done.

[@wateringflower]

Very nice content! Can you interview people who are doing High Density with mangoes? God bless.

[@marcuswelby921]

What an exciting tour of your place. Have you tried planting or growing Breadfruit (Ulu) trees in Vero Beach???

[@nicholas919cleare]

the pineapple guava needs more water to produce fruit, I suggest mulching it well also

[@jsantizo001]

I was listening to this video while driving down the road and I thought my brakes were squeaking the whole drive home lol

[@happybee7725]

I would love to live in a place like that. Unfortunately I live in cold rainy Scotland where exotic fruits don’t grow.😢

[@caseG80]

Even using electric culture very cool property

[@ashalam5239]

Thank you for nice video

[@hedykarim3614]

Beautiful property for someone with a million to spend

[@shukuraedwards7409]

Nice job my dream farm

[@JAMAICANAMOUR]

Hi from Jamaica

[@musaadfelton3909]

Won't Kaolin clay work as a pest deterrent on those oranges? Or on any of those fruit trees? Instead of chemicals.

[@mrjonathank92]

"Nobody wants to work" translates to no one wants to work for the pennies I'm offering

[@derrickclunis4082]

Sounds great .., are you close to Vero Beach .. let’s talk

[@FloridaFruitTrees]

Thank you for saying the quiet part. Before owning my own business I worked multiple side gigs, and the amount of work people are expecting today doesn't equate the pay and especially the lack of benefits and PTO.

[@derrickclunis4082]

We pay $25 an hour with free lunch

[@fleckcadeau2382]

That artesian well makes that property very convenient for what he is trying to do.

[@realvipul]

whoa information overload. you should breakup these videos into smaller parts 🤔

[@EricPollarrd]

You need to cover the trees being attacked with netting dude. Tons of it on KZbin

[@AndreAdvocate]

Wow

[@manuelcabeza6922]

Beautiful Farm Brother .... How Many Acres Are You Selling ... Is there fruit tresa are there as well

[@derrickclunis4082]

17 acres with about 250 trees, mostly mangoes

[@jayjalocon5800]

Why no coconut in your area?

[@thehuntfortruth]

Is it still for sale?

[@mr.worthington6201]

22 Acre Wow Fruit tree overload lol

[@Don-ev9rb]

Is the farm 22 acre?

[@EricPollarrd]

I’ve posted this on a Dr Morse group so I want 5% commission if it sells through there 😂😂😂

[@bluelake7792]

looking for a home with fruit trees in SW Florida - does anyone know any property?

[@melnelo3875]

Bunch of know it alls in these comments!

[@patrickabram8766]

You are so right. Amazing smart people 🤔

[@leacruz7940]

3 rootstock in one scion graft is the strongest for hurricanes. Please don’t separate those 3 seedlings in one pot. Research how to graft 3 rootstocks in one scion is the best for Florida hurricanes 🌀.

[@majorjohnathanlamey9918]

Yea... cause 3 rootstocks to grow and merge... then select one final lovely stem ... graft onto that single stock/stem. The 3 rootstocks placed at LEAST 2 ft apart can withstand a category 5

[@hydrotilling7043]

🍏🍎🍐🍊 it might seem nice but it’s not exactly how you want it The ground that is grass is not edible the entire ground should be planted in something that you can eat also so you are being able to be fed all year with diverse amounts of food around you everywhere that’s how I do it. I do not grow grass at all And I have thousands of fruit trees that I am taking care of in my nursery They sell grass killer it makes it easier for your broadleaf plants to grow Especially if you want more pollinators for bees, you can’t expect the bees to just be able to eat the blossoms from the fruit and then starve the rest of the year Try to grow your food from the seeds that are inside of it do your best to support and to protect nature God is in everything😊

[@kkjaved]

“Dominican commercial farmer growing mango trees 7 ft apart” - ignore the dogma and grow your mango trees as close as you want!

[@EricPollarrd]

I’m pretty sure the ONLY way to grow oranges isn’t to use poison.

[@derrickclunis4082]

I was just generalizing as of course you can go ‘organic’. But the leaf miners are in the substance of the leaf and are not accessible to contact organic insecticides like Neem. They deform the leaf and prevent adequate photosynthesis. You can spray weekly to keep the adult bugs from getting their egg to infest the tree but that’s so much work.

[@EricPollarrd]

@@derrickclunis4082 can’t mesh netting stop them forming? I mean how did the orange grow naturally in the first place?

[@derrickclunis4082]

Sadly, due to our(man’s) agriculture practices we have encouraged the development of diseases that are frustrating the production of our food. Planting thousands of acres of oranges in one location has caused the ‘citrus canker’ and now ‘citrus greening’ to develop.

[@msdramamusic]

​@@EricPollarrdcitrus should be grown in the shade as an under story tree preferably under oak trees this stops the greening and pest damage but modern agriculture doesn't do that.

[@caseG80]

@@derrickclunis4082you spray after fruiting season with oils for leaf miner also I’ve never seen a citrus not produce tons of fruit because of leaf miner they only make the leaves look bad other then that a healthy citrus tree will grow just fine

[@ryandalion8379]

Lost me at magic frequencies

[@derrickclunis4082]

Look up Kyminasi

[@ryandalion8379]

​@derrickclunis4082 That's a special kind of stupid.

[@SueLall1008]

I use frequency medicine to heal myself. I didn’t even know there was plant frequency medicine!! I learned something!

[@dirtywhiteboy7922]

I think we are going to see more land like this for sale unfortunately due to higher taxes and insurance costs. We live on 5 acres the southwest coast , took a direct hit from Ian we lost some fruit trees because of it. Since the hurricane and due to a large influx of people to our area we now pay twice the amount we paid in land taxes even with our homestead exemption and our bee exemption....insurance costs have more doubled.

[@EricPollarrd]

F taxes and insurance, all non obligatory

[@alsansoni5321]

@@EricPollarrd how do you avoid real estate taxes ?

[@mrjonathank92]

@@alsansoni5321 you don't

[@steveowenii6929]

Hello, I'm the listing agent for this property and due to the agriculture tax break for this 17ac property the taxes are only $429 for 2023. Without the AG tax break the taxes would be higher but the fruit trees on the property provide the AG tax eligibility. Hope this helps.

[@dirtywhiteboy7922]

@@steveowenii6929 Not bad at all. Would those taxes be reassessed if the property is purchased?