Produce your own.........

[tank34 2,499]

2 minutes ago, ryaldinhio said:

Bloody hell mate. Sorry to hear that. Atleast the stock was saved and like you say can rebuild.

Was lucky getting lambs out , had to grab two at a time then run round to get pigs out of pen into other pen an let chickens out , was mad rush getting stock out mate 

[ryaldinhio 5,053]

5 fruit trees gone in tonight. 3 apple 2 pear. That puts us to 5 apple in total. Few plum trees next is the plan.

[ryaldinhio 5,053]

[Chid 6,677]

3 hours ago, ryaldinhio said:

5 fruit trees gone in tonight. 3 apple 2 pear. That puts us to 5 apple in total. Few plum trees next is the plan.

What apple varieties did you go for 

[ryaldinhio 5,053]

2 hours ago, Chid said:

What apple varieties did you go for 

We have:

Breaburn x 1

Red devil x 1

Fiesta x 2

James Grieve x 1

[Chid 6,677]

9 hours ago, ryaldinhio said:

We have:

Breaburn x 1

Red devil x 1

Fiesta x 2

James Grieve x 1

A good variety there 

[ryaldinhio 5,053]

3 hours ago, Chid said:

A good variety there 

I don't have any prior knowledge/experience with fruit trees but read it was better to have a few different varieties.

Saw an 'out of town' episode with Jack hargreaves where he grafted three different types of apple onto a tree so it produced 4 different types of apple that were ready to harvest at different points in the season, some early, some mid, some late, all from one tree. I thought that was genius, something I might try in the future.

 

 

[Chid 6,677]

43 minutes ago, ryaldinhio said:

I don't have any prior knowledge/experience with fruit trees but read it was better to have a few different varieties.

Saw an 'out of town' episode with Jack hargreaves where he grafted three different types of apple onto a tree so it produced 4 different types of apple that were ready to harvest at different points in the season, some early, some mid, some late, all from one tree. I thought that was genius, something I might try in the future.

 

 

You need more than one variety for it to produce fruit .

If you Google what you've got it should tell you good pollination partners and when they fruit 

[ryaldinhio 5,053]

43 minutes ago, Chid said:

You need more than one variety for it to produce fruit .

If you Google what you've got it should tell you good pollination partners and when they fruit 

Just had a read through and it seems with the ones I have I should be OK  

[vfr400boy 3,542]

Sweetcorn just popping it's head up 

[tank34 2,499]

5 hours ago, ryaldinhio said:

I don't have any prior knowledge/experience with fruit trees but read it was better to have a few different varieties.

Saw an 'out of town' episode with Jack hargreaves where he grafted three different types of apple onto a tree so it produced 4 different types of apple that were ready to harvest at different points in the season, some early, some mid, some late, all from one tree. I thought that was genius, something I might try in the future.

 

 

I think most fruit trees are grafted on to crabapple root stock , you can get apples and pears on same tree been grafted on to crabapple root stock 

[tank34 2,499]

Some outdoor cooking with my pal he lives off grid , pork's from pigs I keep , all cooked in bbq pizza oven

[tank34 2,499]

Two piggy in slaughter house this morning , kept them abit lean this time an 6 months old see different in meat to fat 

[tank34 2,499]

Carcass summery leans of meat good weight abit crap , cut feed down an slaughtered at 6 months old , my other two am upping there feed an take to 7 months old 

[WataWalloper 1,877]

Try get yaself some finisher to feed towards the end mate it will make a big diff