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(Proper trim vs. what Anne and many of us do) You're (Probably) Killing Your Fruit Trees [35:44 | May 01 2023 | Anne of All Trades] (www.youtube.com)
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If you're a fruit tree owner, you may be unknowingly causing harm to your trees without even realizing it. In this video, my friend Daniel, an expert in tree trimming, stops by the farm to evaluate my trees and share some essential tips on how to take proper care of your fruit trees.

Time Stamps:

  • 0:00 Fruit trees are a large investment
  • 1:18 Evaluating a small Honeycrisp apple tree
  • 12:16 Evaluating a medium sized Plum tree
  • 20:06 Evaluating a large sized Peach tree
  • 22:43 Staking a fruit tree
  • 31:20 Lion tailing a fruit tree
  • 33:07 Wait, am I feeding toxic food to my goats?
  • 34:21 Where to find out more
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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I hate it so much that information in video form has become the norm, or maybe this is just what's immediately popular and thus gets posted on social media like Lemmy, while everything else is "old/boring" and thus doesn't get posted.

But it'd be so much better if this was a blog post/other kind of text with maybe a few supporting pictures that could be easily searchable and referencable. I guess these texts exist though, probably in some book in my local library, who knows :D