PLANTING APPLE TREE'S using Mycorrhizal fungi

Bare root apples trees 4 of 10 are planted to replace the over-grown hedge between my two fields. I'm using mycorrhizal fungi to stimulate root growth.
Using partially rotted manure to fertilise apple trees digging holes adding mycorrhizal fungi explaining future plans for the homestead with tree removal berry planting plans.
I want to build an off-grid homestead in Northern Ireland where I will grow and feed my family with chemical free and full of nutrients-packed food on a daily basis. I want to create a healthy lifestyle that my three kids will look back on fondly and to a place they will eventually call home.
My history.
I have a level 3 cert in sports turf horticulture from where I started my work as a greenkeeper working on golf courses. I have spent alot of my working career both around and driving different types of construction machinery. I have also learnt a thing or two working with plenty of highly skilled trades men. This accompanied with my own skill set, creativity, resorcefulness and efficient approach will aid me in turning this 4.25 acres of unused land into the most fertile landscape in the area, using regenative and holistic farming methods to grow my own meat and veg.
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[@katesmith9123]

Looking forward to home cooked apple 🍏 pie 🥧 See you on the field boss !

[@decalshedsignsco6849]

Great job. videos are a great watch, keep it up.

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

Thanks, will do!

[@1e242]

Hope to live a life like you someday cheers.

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

You can do it!

[@gregganderson1454]

Excellent. It’ll be fun to see them grow. I have about 15 apple trees. I’m not familiar with your variety but am looking forward to how they do. It might be necessary to plant different varieties for pollination purposes.

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

Yes Gregg. I've already planted two crap apple trees in the hedge row below the field gate. I'll add other varieties of apple in the future these are just the start. You must like cider 😆

[@imcg]

Nice Peter, will it take a few years for fruit?

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

No, there are a few fruiting buds developing but I'll save the trees energy this year by breaking the off. Next year I'm looking forward to picking an apple or two of the tree and eating it yumyum!