S3/E6 Pulling trees from our nursery

Farmer Andrea explains how we grow our Christmas trees in our nursery to transplant in our fields.
Farmer Friday Season 3: Episode 6,
Directions to our 3 farms: goo.gl/Q8lx4q
Website: www.JonesFamilyFarms.com
Music Credit: "Retreat" by Jason Farnham.

[@jacobskiba3874]

Vicky Valencourt !! I would love get some of your expertise on my christmas tree farm here in Northern Michigan! Ride the ole lawn mower up someday and you can teach me some of your knowledge, eat some alligator or squirrel. Anyways, great content here! I enjoy your videos by the way! Keep up the great content! Merry Christmas!

[@habbas1992]

Nice description about the firs, i am also a forester.

[@urbangardeningandchickenke1018]

Beautiful ❤️

[@cantwealljustgetalong2]

the beautiful young lady in the thumbnail reeled me in

[@DatuinChannel]

Wonderful!

[@loafandjug321]

0:52 Rick Moranis called and he wants his doppelgänger back.

[@user-rv6uf1so9e]

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[@JAllyFarms]

hi just came across your videos, are you going to be selling the transplants or seedlings?

[@JonesFamilyFarms]

Sorry - we use all our seedlings for transplanting on our farm. We have 200ac of tree fields from which guests self-harvest.

[@tylersadler7468]

The lady arborist, is applying a pruning technique called.. Root pruning, as she shows the new growth On the trees roots in the video she Is misleading to the fact that once you snip the tips of the roots a third or more of the way up your still promoting new growth from the new cuts you’ve made. Only need to be delicate to plants if transplanted without pruning techniques involved otherwise the plants themselves know what’s going on. Thanks.