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Coppertree Acres Farm
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ธ.ค. 2019
Hi Folks! Pennie & Ben here, we grow and sell Pecans, Organic Vegetables, Fruit and Eggs from our pastures hens on our small farm. We do a lot of DYI projects and experiments in the garden while leaning to homestead and about permaculture techniques along the way!
In February 2022 we left the city after 28 years in Phoenix, AZ in hopes of someday working the land for a living. I was a fitness trainer/nutrition coach of 20+ yrs. and Ben, an eye surgeon tech. We purchased this 4 Acres property from the original owners who cultivated the trees & land for 20+yrs into his 80s until he passed in 2020. A Pecan grove of 56 mature trees, grape vines and various fruit trees; pomegranates, apple, peach, plum and pear with space to grow organic vegetables for market. We work full-time jobs, while trying to get the farm operations off the ground. Follow along as we begin learning to farm the land and the ups and downs that come along with it! “Life is short, Live it well” ❤️God Bless
In February 2022 we left the city after 28 years in Phoenix, AZ in hopes of someday working the land for a living. I was a fitness trainer/nutrition coach of 20+ yrs. and Ben, an eye surgeon tech. We purchased this 4 Acres property from the original owners who cultivated the trees & land for 20+yrs into his 80s until he passed in 2020. A Pecan grove of 56 mature trees, grape vines and various fruit trees; pomegranates, apple, peach, plum and pear with space to grow organic vegetables for market. We work full-time jobs, while trying to get the farm operations off the ground. Follow along as we begin learning to farm the land and the ups and downs that come along with it! “Life is short, Live it well” ❤️God Bless
We've Been Experimenting with "Magnetic Water" using PlantsurgeUSA on our New Market Garden!
Use our Affiliate code “COPPERTREE501” when ordering for 10% off until Dec. 31st, 2023
In this video we put the PlantsurgeUSA to the test, check out the results we experienced when watering with Magnetic Water compared to regular watering, pretty cool stuff!
Stay tuned to see how it goes when we water our seedlings with the PlantsurgeUSA magnetic water compared to regular water comparison.
PlantsurgeUSA:
Makes anything with a root grow healtier, faster and with greater yield
Manufactured with recycled ocean plastic
Lasts a lifetime
attaches to any garden hose, irrigation line or watering can
can be used on indoor and outdoor plants
help descale hard water to protect pipes and equipment from damage
has a 365-Day Full Money-Back Guarantee
Visit www.plantsurgeusa.com/ for more information and you can also help support our little farm when ordering by using the code "COPPERTREE501" at check out.
Thanks for watching! Be sure and check us out on Instagram #coppertreeacres
Blessings,
Pennie and Ben
In this video we put the PlantsurgeUSA to the test, check out the results we experienced when watering with Magnetic Water compared to regular watering, pretty cool stuff!
Stay tuned to see how it goes when we water our seedlings with the PlantsurgeUSA magnetic water compared to regular water comparison.
PlantsurgeUSA:
Makes anything with a root grow healtier, faster and with greater yield
Manufactured with recycled ocean plastic
Lasts a lifetime
attaches to any garden hose, irrigation line or watering can
can be used on indoor and outdoor plants
help descale hard water to protect pipes and equipment from damage
has a 365-Day Full Money-Back Guarantee
Visit www.plantsurgeusa.com/ for more information and you can also help support our little farm when ordering by using the code "COPPERTREE501" at check out.
Thanks for watching! Be sure and check us out on Instagram #coppertreeacres
Blessings,
Pennie and Ben
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i suggest to fix 4 to 6 longer screws at the angles and center of the perforated wood panel / in order to help stay solid anchored to soil while you throw seeds in holes you can also fix hinches to help overlape the sheet with the screws for better efficiency and speed 13:56
I mix my carrot se d with a fine powdered gypsum thoroughly and sprinkle till soil has an even light coating of gypsum then rake in . Not as precise as your method but quicker . I keep going less on my seed as I was still putting too many seeds . I’ve just about perfected it after a few plantings .
Wow! Crazy weather
I know right, it’s been pretty relentless around here haha
Who sings this??
Don McGinnis :)
@@coppertreeacres thanks!! Will definitely be playing this in the pole barn this evening.
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It’s a catchy little tune indeed 😁
why isnt anyone talking about this? im sure the people driving the the i-10 near texas canyon were impacted.
I don’t know, I got the tornado alert on my phone about 15 mins after it hit us and our neighbors were hit as well but never got an alert, I think they are so unpredictable it may have been very isolated. But the storm was intense all around none the less.
Jim kovaleski!
I always love finding a fellow gardener in my area. I'm in Chandler. I would love to have more land for our garden. I try to cram as much as possible into our yard and I think I do okay. I'm hoping to have a fantastic squash year. The squash bugs are definitely a challenge as it heats up. Happy planting!
when you covered the carrots you said never use black plastic, I'm assuming that is because it is too warm? could i use white side of silage tarp up and black side down? Thanks :)
Heck yeah 👍🏼 that’s perfect! I have silage tarps they are just too big for my beds or I would have used it here. I’m going to cut an end off of one the length of my bigger beds to use for this purpose.
Great ideas. Thanks for sharing. Ive sucked at getting carrots grown.
You’re welcome! It takes a bit to get use to getting them going but they are worth the trials and wait. You just get better at growing them with time :)
Why are you doing 1 bunch at a time.
I’m not sure what you mean, we were harvesting quite a few of them.
😊
What type of pecan do you have?
We do know our varieties, unfortunately the original owner passed before we bought the property and we were not given a list. We know there are some Elliot’s and Berkets and Pawnee but other than that out of the 8 kinds we have growing well don’t know.
Si it the only function of the harvest or you can use for something eles?
It pretty much only harvest pecans, the bag-a-nut company has other harvesters made for different kinds of nuts too.
Can I buy one from you?
Well I would say yet but I’m not sure how soon we will get to make it if I did. Spring is super busy and we have no extra time right now
Does the bag a nut miss many nuts?
just curious what happened to the leaves
The trees go dormant around here beginning in fall so the leaves all fall off around that time and we compost some of them and mulch some using the riding lawn mower with the mulching setting. So they are all pretty much gone by the time the shaker comes out
Y’all have some really beautiful trees and y’all have done a lot to take care of them! Love the videos of them!
Thanks so much, it’s a labor of love indeed :)
You have some beautiful Pecan Trees!
Thank you!
I like the use of the bath tub for cleaning. I can see us implementing something similar
Great! Yeah it works well and since we already had access to one I figure why not 😁👍🏼
I’m walking the same path. I’m finding out it’s a labor intensive business. If I calculate my profit per hour, I’d probably burn the orchard down. It’s a true labor of love. 😂
I agree! 🤣 it’s a lot is work!
Great information 👍🏼 😊
Thanks so much! Happy to hear it was helpful, FYI our affiliate code in the show notes gives a 10% discount until Dec 31st
Love your videos! Thought you might like this method where he pretty much molds the soil around the 2” block. th-cam.com/video/WGijPHutr70/w-d-xo.htmlsi=EA8OYAk4fB0YLiVa
We just bought 20 acres and have counted about 30 pecan trees so far. The property has not been worked for many years now so we have a lot of cleanup work first. How many trees did you complete on the first day and was it just three people harvesting?
Congratulations on the property and Pecan trees! Sounds like a great location! It will probably depend on how mature (or big) your trees. With our family helping there were often times 4-5 of us working to get all the pecans off the ground into bins once the big shaker came out, we were able to get through about 6-8 a day. Before the shaker came, Ben and I worked together to manually harvest some smaller to mid-size trees with long poles by knocking the pecans off onto tarps and putting in totes, we would get about 3 trees done a day doing it that way but again it probably depends on how much the trees produced and how big they are :) I hope it goes well for you guys, what a fun new endeavor. Let us know how it’s going and if you have any other questions. Blessings 💚
new subscriber from Central Oklahoma 🤠👋
Well very cool! Thanks for following along 👋🏼 happy you are here
واو انها رائعة كانها لوحة فنية انا ايضا قطفت اول حبات من الجوز من مزرعتنا لاشجار عمرها اربع سنوات انه شعور رائع اتمنا ان اغرس شتلات اخرى وتصبح عندي مزرعة جوز شكرا على الفيديوهات التي تقومين بها
That is such great news, so glad you had a good harvest! I love walnuts as well, I’m glad you like the videos :) I will keep working on making them more often
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Hello, new follower here. we also have a small pecan orchard. 8 acres / 150 trees.
Hello! Thanks for following along we will follow your journy as well! Wow, sounds like a great farm, we are only 4 acres and around 60 trees, super small but growing :)
This is a great idea. Good job
Thank you! Great way to feed our Pecan trees little by little :D
I love the idea of a whiteboard. I’ve been writing everything I plant on my calendar and as I add more it gets to be a bit much. Thanks for the idea.
I hear you! I put everything I plant on an extra large calendar but this just works so well for that quick glance or as a visual when contemplating plans. Happy to hear you find it useful :)
Beautiful squash!❤
Thank you! 🤗
انه شيء رائع انا احب اشجار البكان انا اشاهدكم من الجزائر نحن لدينا اشجار البكان في حديقة المنزل لكنها ليست كبيرة مثل هذه
Hi there in Algeria! That is wonderful :) Pecans are such beautiful trees and then they give fruit after all that beauty they give. You can’t go wrong growing them! Thanks for watching and commenting it’s so great to hear from people in other parts of world ☺️
What a sweet part of history to integrate into the farm!
I know right! Pretty darn cool indeed 👍🏼
This is so cool so peaceful out there. Thanks for sharing this video. I love pecans. Be careful out there. Have a blessed day
Thanks so much Renee! I’m glad you enjoyed it :) have a blessed weekend and I hope the temps your way are cooling down a bit
Thanks so much. We are debating buying an existing 90 tree ish location in Carolina’s. This helps. New fan now👍
Sounds like a beautiful property ! I almost moved to North Carolina some years back. Thanks for following along and if you have any questions we can maybe help to answer just let us know :)
Thanks for sharing this video with us. Great method for carrots. Your garden is looking good. Happy gardening
Thanks so much! It’s fun experimenting with new things in the garden 😁 thanks for watching!
It is so nice to hear someone who appreciates pecans as much as I do. Absolutely love seeing the small pecans!! I'm in Oklahoma and have 14 younger trees. All less than 20 years. Already thinking on how to deter those pesky squirrels.
Oh wow...very nice you have so many, how fun! That’s great you love them too! They are very special trees indeed 🥰 thanks for sharing and yes we have those little rascals, pecan thieves ugh
Beautiful ! Thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥰 you’re welcome
Thanks for sharing this video. Have a wonderful day
Thanks so much Renee! 😁 have a blessed week out there
What state are you in?
Hello! We are in Arizona
@@coppertreeacres thank you. My wife and I are looking at a pecan farm for sale here in SC. Good to see someone else who dreamed the impossible dream…but y’all made it happen!
@@sirrabo8804 oh that’s great to hear! It’s been a journey for sure, lots of hard work even on this small of a farm but it’s all worth it. We are still setting up systems and adding the organic vegetable farming so we will see how it all goes. I sure hope you guys get the farm of your dreams, keep in touch and let us know how it’s going :)
Thank you for posting , there is a lot of information, this gentleman is a tree doctor, he knows a lot, I need to watch it several times to learn and take notes.
Hi Lucille, You’re welcome! He is truly such a wealth of knowledge! I’m glad you got a lot out of it! Be sure to subscribe to his new TH-cam channel “Earth’s Original Organics” he will be posting a lot of good stuff there :)
Is it normal to have that much wind for 2 months? Where on the planet are you? You guys are doing an amazing job! I hope your crops are bountiful and beautiful!
Thanks so much for the vote of confidence, we surely need it! No, this is not normal to have this much for this long. It’s usually really windy through March and then some windy days here and there in April and May but nothing like what we’ve been having 😒 Praying it clears up soon 👍🏻
I have subscribed to the channel. Although I am an English walnut grower I find pecan trees fascinating. Ty for harvester testing, thinking of buying the English walnut version for my self. I hope you will present a pecan pruning video some day.
Thanks so much, that’s great you grow walnuts! I’m glad you found the information useful 👍🏻 we have been pruning the trees recently for the first time since moving here a year ago, they had been neglected for a long time and we have been learning how to slowly start cleaning them up. We will be putting a video out on that soon. Thanks for watching
What if you glue a two inch styro-foam block into the bottom of your form, when you pack it and then decant it, from the form - your two inch void will already be there.
Yeah maybe glue it would work better, I tried a block of wood but it didn’t do well and shifted. Thanks 👍🏻
Excited for your start in market gardening! what soil blocker(s) do you use?
Thanks! Yeah I’m excited and a bit overwhelmed at the same time haha! We have the Ladbrooke soil blockers, I will put there link in the description 👍🏻
Really wanted to see it, but the video is taking too long
Hi Nick, sorry it was too long for ya, just showing process for those who want to see what we use to make up this type of blocking mix. You can skip all that and see the blocking part. I will work in making some shorter versions of things in the future. Thanks for the comment, have a good one 👍🏻
Why not just add a 2" piece of wood to the bottom of the pot, then fill and compress the soil. When you turn out the soil block from the pot just pull out the piece of wood. Much easier than destroying your block by trying to dig out a 2" hole.
Hey Sherry! I had tried this and had some issues with the top sides falling so it was more of a hassle at this time for me anyway. I’ve been able to get pretty quick at making them this way now. I’m sure there are many ways to make them better and we will experiment with more as time goes on, I’ll let ya know how it goes :)
@@coppertreeacres Hey, whatever works, right? All your seedlings look so good! Looking forward to your planting out and garden tour. Good luck with your pecan sales!
Thanks so much Sherry! We shall see how it goes ❤
Hello there, where do you get those big trays you have the seed blocks in? I'm primarily thinking of the metal ones but even the green ones. Those look very handy.
Hi there! My mother in law had them from when her sister had a restaurant, they are aluminum oven trays. You may be able to pick some up at a used restaurant supplies or on a market place or on Offer up 👍🏻 if I think of anywhere else you can look I will let you know 🙂
Just realized I didn’t include the Green Tray info in my last reply, I just added the link in the video description so you can check them out 👍🏻
When would you use the dimmer?
Hi there, I should have called it a light intensity control rather than a dimmer. It’s for controlling the brightness according to the stage you are growing something, the instructions show what percentage the lights should be adjusted for germination, growing, fruiting, etc. as well as the amount of hours to run them and distance they should be from plants at each stage 😊
Great idea.. I'm Very new to this idea of hydroponic growing for myself. I have only found your channel recently. I'm going to try growing the micro greens & mixed lettuces in recycled plastic containers like I have seen you do. I need to change my diet, eat more greens, etc but I fear buying the commercially grown greens because they find contamination too often. I wish you well with your experiments. They sound logical to me, but I don't know much.. lol.. And I will let you know how my own growing greens work out, in the future.. Thanks.. & happy gardening.. 😊
Thank you, please let me know how things are going in the future 👍🏻 happy gardening 😁