Inspect and Maintain Fruit Trees
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What happens here
Following the compost application, the host conducts an inspection of the fruit trees. He points out existing tree guards, made from black plastic corrugated pipes, which are used to protect the tree trunks from damage by rodents and deer. He discusses the general health and expected growth of the trees, attributing their vitality in part to proper soil nutrition provided by the compost. He also offers insights into ongoing tree maintenance, such as appropriate pruning techniques and strategies for pest prevention, all contributing to the long-term productivity of the orchard.
Goal: The host inspects the treated fruit trees, discussing the benefits of the compost and other protective measures for their health.
Tools and materials
- Tree guards (plastic corrugated pipes)
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