Regenerative Farming Systems In Stone Fruit Production

[@FrightfurDingo]

Summary: 10:00 Quadrant Diagram. 14:00 Cell division period of potential fruit size. 16:45 Cell expansion period of potential fruit size. 27:20 Warning on soft fruit cells. 28:30 How to increase photosynthesis to produce large spur leaves. 31:45 How to time calcium and potassium applications.

[@jeffcrist2977]

Thanks John. Listening to all your lectures here in 2021. I'm feeding my soil. My plants are amazing now.

[@kahvac]

1:06:35 Foliar feeding without leaves..... interesting comment worth looking at. Thank You !

[@robertpaterson2254]

Agreed. Our stone fruit trees only develop leaves after petal drop

[@ahipster]

l learn so much from your lectures thanks

[@ted70281]

So Glad I Found You. Thank You

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

We're so glad you found us, Ted Watson. Thanks for tuning in! - The AEA Team

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Thank you so much for sharing your explicit answers to questions regarding chemistry and, furthermore, l'd guess plant physiology.

[@danpozzi3307]

Is there a commercial application for worm reintroduction?

[@gardenfornutrition6373]

Thank you for such a clear explanation.

[@luisibarra9842]

Can you Help me with table grape Stages vegetative and reproductive when each occur? Thanks

[@anthonycopacetic5016]

I was sent a pack of free pink berkely tie dye seeds by rareseeds.I planted them for market gardening, but in reading the reviews more closely it seems they have an extremely short shelf-life. I'm hoping this helps me improve on that. You think it's possible?

[@tyee.5023]

I think with using aea products and the foundational practices they promote you could extend the shelf life of anything because the quality is much better

[@robertpaterson2254]

Thinning to 900 fruits per tree, how many trees per hectare or acre? Thank you

[@willemmer238]

Very important question!