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Identify Target Plants for Fertilization

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What happens to honey bees in the winter?? Walk with me and learn something today!

What happens here

The host walks through various sections of his farm, showcasing different areas where he plans to utilize the coffee ground compost. He specifically points out several young fruit trees, including apple, peach, and pear, as primary recipients of the compost. He elaborates on why these trees will benefit from the coffee grounds, noting their slightly acidic nature which is favorable for fruit tree growth. Although no raised garden beds are explicitly shown for compost integration, the discussion indicates a general strategy for improving soil health across the farm.

Goal: The host tours his property, identifying areas and specific plants, primarily young fruit trees, where the coffee ground compost will be applied.

Tools and materials

  • Fruit trees (e.g
  • apple
  • peach
  • pear)

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awesome and so is this let's go check the goats folks the reason I'm telling you about this kind of stuff is because I don't like to see waste I don't know how you are but I just can't stand to see stuff go to waste it could easily be used in someone's garden so it really bothers me when stuff goes to waste we don't let anything go to waste here on the Stoney Ridge farm if we don't eat it we feed it to the dogs we compost it or when we have pigs we'll feed it to the pigs nothing goes to waste that's just the way we choose to live I'll tell you what's going to be in a future vlog look back here look at that mess good gracious so right in here is where the forestry guys came in and all they did was thin they thin this little area out and I got a lot of brush to clean up so we'll be cleaning up brushes and have bonfires all summer long folks if you saw that vlog where I showed you the squirrel trail look at that not amazing that's a trail where the squirrels have been running I'll post a link to that vlog right up here the squirrels have been running from the woods right down this trail into that tree I'm not crazy maybe we'll just call this an educational vlog but another thing you might not know when you drive by farms out in the country and you see it all turned up all plowed up in the wintertime the reason they're doing that is so when it rains on it it soaks into those big dirt clods and it breaks them up so if you look out here the ground is much more smooth after it's frozen a few times so the ground freezes out here and breaks up and turns from big clumps into little powder and smooths itself out pretty neat it's around here and check on the goats I just tripped on the rock goats are screaming at me check them out where you gonna go when you win the Superbowl this mama goat right here is due to have babies anytime right now fYI goats love to climb on stuff and these little babies look at them they're just dying to climb up on something see that barrel and we'll flip it over watch they just love to jump in climb each and every day when I feed the goats there's always a murder attempt these goats do not like each other when it comes to food time you'd think they were starving to death but you can really tell the hierarchy of goats who runs a show around here where's old Billy so the second thing we got a handle every day when it's cold like this is putting some water in that water container right there okay we got to go get the Gator bring some water up…

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