Taking the Time to Observe the Trees | Finding Pest and Patterns

[@JelenOutDoors]

Good morning Alex, excellent video, I really like the walk through and all the insight you shared. There is always so much to learn about maintaining healthy trees. I agree the deer can cause a lot of damage if you don't keep them out. Do you have other test areas of trees other than apples?

[@brokenpinesfarm]

Morning Paul! Thanks for the feedback. Currently the only mature fruit trees are apples but other trees should follow the same principles. So far we've been lucky with the deer but I know I'm pushing my luck...

[@JelenOutDoors]

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[@brokenpinesfarm]

Sweet, need to put my thinking hat on now!

[@JelenOutDoors]

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[@OpenAirAdventure]

Boy, oh boy, you are going to be busy with those insects. I wouldn't know what to do, to be honest. Pesticides work, but that is not what you want. Is there a natural solution or something? Kenny

[@brokenpinesfarm]

It sounds after some research that their natural predator is a fly and I just need to wait for their population to grow and take care of the beetles. Or soapy water.