How to Generate Quick Revenue in a Just-Planted Fruit Orchard by Using Intensive Intercropping

[@willsolarski8550]

Thanks for the valuable content!

[@marker113]

Great info thanks!

[@az55544]

Nice to see the farm moving into the new understanding of agriculture. I learned double digging there in 1990! Yikes. 1:20 damn typed too soon. Still on hyper soil tillage addiction. That’s a missed opportunity. All the cool kids are no dig. Still, edges and corners, middle takes care of itself. To this day. Thanks, Orin.

[@jimclark6605]

If you will listen to what Orin actually says, he talks about deep tillage as an initial preparation and not something done repeatedly. If you are planting new trees into a heavy clay soil, you need to break up the clay to allow the new roots to penetrate down and outward. Once the trees are planted, you can never break up the clay directly under and near the tree and you'll likely wind up with stunted trees that produce little fruit. What's really cool is to know when to till, or not to till, and Orin explains it in this video. Listen carefully, and you might learn something: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raSYqGlorrN9jM0

[@charlesdevier8203]

Nice garden/orchard.