Mẹo Cắt Tỉa Chuối Bạch Đàn Tạo Sinh Khối Giữ Ẩm Giúp Vườn Sống Qua Mùa Khô Siêu Hiệu Quả

Therefore, everything continues to produce good soil. We have quite a few ripe bananas ready for harvest. They are planted here at regular intervals. One tree every 9 meters. Macadamia trees also grow very well in our region. The soil here is truly alive. And we will continue doing our familiar work. Continuously adding and spreading additional layers of organic matter onto the soil surface. It's a very simple job here. Just prune the eucalyptus and banana plants. And that alone was enough to create a strong driving force for the system. Basically, we are focusing on taking care of this patch of grass. But in reality, over the next few months, it will be extremely important to me. Because we are entering the dry season for sure. Therefore, we gathered all the banana trunks we had around the patch of grass. Bananas don't like being pruned. That is why we only remove the leaves that are truly dry. Forget about so-called perseverance. What you truly want is to enrich the ecosystems. Every living being is equipped with the ability to survive and maintain a state of positive energy balance. We eat food. We are cultivating and generating abundance. There's no problem with cutting down trees at all. The real issue is simply that we don't replant them. Hello, everyone. Welcome back to another video from the Integrated Agriculture and Forestry Academy. Today we will jointly observe this piece of land. It was planted in July 2016. So we've been through nearly four years already. There was a slight amount of disc cutting and a great deal of morphological change during that period. But today is a critical moment as we are preparing to enter the dry season. The rainy season has already ended, so we now have a large amount of biomass produced. along with many tasks around the farm. Therefore, we were unable to spend time cutting this system's disk every two months throughout the rainy season. what should have been very ideal Yet, we must certainly do this when entering the dry season. We must ensure that all this organic data is properly managed and placed in the optimal location. to support the pharmaceutical system during the dry season. Basically, what matters most is on the ground. We really need to create that surface roughness layer. You really must try to keep the warm items in the ground for as long as possible. And now, beneath the last remnants of that faint warmth, Let the branches we are preparing for the plates grow back and sprout anew. The system here basically consists of coffee stalls. and rows of trees spaced approximately 5.5 meters apart, Initially, there were 3 rows of vegetables in the center. So we have coffee along the edges, with bananas and some other types of plants currently growing there, such as macadamia tree potted plant grown from seed a few citrus trees the entire eucalyptus and guava trees, along with a few other types of plants that are also growing there. So, what have we done in this system? We have grown vegetables in these central rows. We have consistently practiced thorough soil sterilization for about three years since we started growing vegetables here. But last year, we decided to just let it grow naturally. so that the avocado trees can grow and take up their space and several tall eucalyptus trees as well. Let them actually generate a plentiful amount of organic matter upon it so they can actually explode with full bellies. Therefore, we are considering introducing Guinea grass. It is also known as Mombasa grass in the central area. We are also introducing passion fruit plants into two of the three original vegetable rows. That is, the two rows we have just passed through. And in the center row, we insert the banana, bitter melon and cassia tree besides the grass planted on the ground surface. The interesting thing here is that initially we had the Prata dwarf banana variety. I'll try to find out its English name. But it's fascinating to use the term in professional Portuguese. Prata bananas are grown in rows of trees. But the crucial point is that we have many different variants. of this Prata banana variety. There are some newer varieties, which are shorter in stature. Some types bred by the government or similar. They have developed this plant variety into a remarkably short type. This variety is great to grow, easy to harvest, and everyone loves it. But we only like growing those weird banana trees in the early stage of the forest. And now that the forest has grown and we have had a clear-cut hierarchical system, We are planting banana trees taller than before. into the center row of these three vegetable rows. If you understand what I'm trying to convey, We are putting up taller banana trees. in phase 2 of the forest, in the second trimester Therefore, it is still the same Prata banana variety. But they are taller; in fact, they are the original version. The original Prata banana trees were originally much taller. The idea here is those wild banana trees The trees along the boundary rows are used solely for biomass production. We only prune them thoroughly. and try to harvest. And to let these banana trees in the middle grow upward, dominate the superior canopy and produce banana sadness slightly higher up Simply because we respect it the natural stratification of the current forest stage. Therefore, we will get started. We will manage all the banana trees. on the border road. We will defeat them all. except for the trees that have already borne fruit. You know, The fruits that may ripen in about a month. A few of those trees Harvest is only about a month away. Besides those trees, We'll prune it very severely. With the banana trees in this central area, We must manage them very well. Prune back and keep only one mother plant. The selected tree must be tall and straight. And we really have to prune vigorously With these eucalyptus trees. We must completely lower their altitude. Therefore, this outside work Mainly managing eucalyptus and bananas. Alright, we'll proceed and handle the grounding circuit part. We will bring in a little fertilizer. but we have been keeping them warm at home. We keep a few chickens at home. There is a chicken coop bedding layer there. And we'll bring them out here. Because right at this moment, We need to provide more light for this patch of grass. I know that Mombasa grass or Guinea grass Thrives very well in the shade, But right now, it's currently 100% obscured here. So, the real plan here is providing just the right amount of light for the grass Mombasa develops to its maximum potential and then fertilize it with a good amount of fertilizer because we are entering the dry season. I began to feel anxious about my horses. because we need to manage these areas so that we can ensure we have enough grass for the horses to eat at the most critical moment of the year. Alright, let's take a look around then. Take a walk around. and consider some things happening here. Alright, as you can see We have a passionfruit plant. This passionfruit plant has grown very well. We have planted it. and to let the shadow envelop it. That's fine too. Because it hasn't bloomed yet, it's not time to bear fruit. But now it will begin. It has grown quite mature and is ready now. It has been growing for nearly a year. Has matured and is ready. Therefore, when we expand the space welcome the sunlight, I hope it will start blooming soon. A little light, A little irrigation to stimulate growth. But we are confident that Once light is brought in, These passion fruit vines will produce truly sweet and delicious passion fruits, plump, round Golden yellow and sweetly delicate. Alright, as you can see These banana trees in the center are more slender. And it is a very tall tree. See? It reflects the sacred mark up there above. Therefore, we will In the space welcoming this morning's light. We once had many papaya trees. successfully cultivated but they were overshadowed by the shadow. Some of those trees with strong vitality to survive. That is truly very good. and we will harvest some fruits from there after we thin out everything. We also have some eucalyptus trees. and it's really quite difficult This seedling grew from a seed. We have planted at a very high density. Anyway, we don't want to There are too many eucalyptus trees. And we've already obtained some of the trees we need. You know, there's a tree over there, There is another tree on the other side. And there's another tree over there as well. The idea of chili here is that these are the plants It can only be temporarily utilized for the passionfruit vines to climb. These frail bamboo trees They are bamboo plants that are 24 months old. Therefore, we can only continue using them. Just one more season of fishing. Just through this dry season to next year's rainy season They will start a fight. Therefore, when we expand the space here We are expecting those eucalyptus trees Truly, the king ascended with great power. and then we will guide the way for those This passionfruit vine climbs up those eucalyptus trees. You see, they have a structure It's truly beautiful, the structure with its wide-spreading branches like outstretched arms. Therefore, we are truly looking forward to it. Those passionfruit vines will climb the acacia trees. That is the main reason. These frail trees, don't you see them? Some of them can even bear fruit. although it is clear that they were not quite strong, but the fruit still Very beautiful, very excellent, nutritionally complete and extremely sweet. I've already tried a few of these. So we have a few papaya trees. but we can still hold hope. Alright, so that's it It will soon bear fruit. Not long now We will enter the coffee harvest season. That's right So, we'll be harvesting soon A little coffee here, I think around Within a maximum of 60 days. We like to harvest the fruits that have ripened perfectly. Probably just about 45 days from now. And here are the banana trees in various rows They truly must be brought down. to obtain post-muscle tissue. But as you all know One can see, it's truly fortunate, yet also truly unfortunate. Unfortunately, I won't be able to defeat him. all of them, as I wished to capture the maximum amount of sunlight But of course, luckily There are still fruits ripening on these trees. You know, after we carried out the harvest The fourth banana on each of these bunches So everything still goes on Producing very well. We are currently having A large number of banana plants are about to be harvested. Look at the avocado tree being planted from this seed This tree has been grown from a seed four years ago. It really looks very healthy. This liếu bơ is grown from seeds. I have one or two trees started. That means next year We will have about 40 or 50 high-quality bờ (coconuts). And here We are in one of the best regions of land. to grow avocados in Brazil That is why we have planted a lot of butter from seeds And we are truly making plans for a large market to exist in the future on butter-based products For example, avocado oil That is currently a very big trend. Next is the Maca plant. It was also planted at the same time. They are planted at a certain distance apart. There is a system here. A tree every 9 meters Maca plants also grow very well in our region. Let's take a look at the soil layer for a moment. The soil is a bit dry. because we have been and are progressing It's getting close to the dry season already. In fact, there is a great deal of life. hiding in this layer of soil The soil here is not jet-black or so fertile as to be perfect. A quick glance at the surface You can see it seems a bit dry. and nothing particularly distinctive But beneath it all lies an entire fascinating world. operating quietly The land here is truly alive. And we will continue with our familiar task. Continuously supplementing and spreading additional layers of organic material touch the ground Let's wait and see how this area will transform. and how wonderfully it has developed, isn't that right? Let's get started. Are you okay? You can clearly see the amount of light How much can we bring in here? Only by defeating most of the bananas eucalyptus It's a very simple job here. Just cut the eucalyptus and banana leaves And that's all. has generated a strong driving force for the system with all the organic matter but we can accumulate on the ground You know, stimulation from light shining onto it the stimulation of newly sprouting heavens from banana and from those leaves a fresh eucalyptus branch Therefore, we are maximizing the process of quanhe here We are truly providing a large amount of light There are many crowns of some trees will take a breath right now and will make a strong comeback in development Mainly macadamia and avocado trees in this area along with a few birch trees slightly lower in position We just cut the disc. I still have to cut up these avocados. You know, I have to get a ladder to climb up. and cut up these avocado trees But we've already planted some birch trees. We have already planted some other support trees. grown here like the stilted acacia tree and some other plants were grown from seeds bring the chickens The birds have carried the seeds of some native trees. around here The birds have scattered their seeds. lingering around this area Therefore, some trees we have felled completely. and some other trees We'll just cut the discs relatively. Basically We are focusing on caregiving. this bunch of grass here Sounds funny, doesn't it? But in reality, over the next few months It will be an extremely important key. for me because we are now entering the dry season for sure and any amount of grass I could harvest indoors eating animals That means I'll have to buy less dry grass when everything around here becomes truly dry and barren Therefore, we have focused into all those banana trunks but we have grass all around us Sure? We do not cover it uniformly. like in a system to protect young trees or similar things We are truly aiming only at the grass shoots. and we only stack the banana trunks the class of the edge of the grass patch Truly caring for grass The plant bed has received all the leaf edges from the eucalyptus tree Therefore, there is a lot of data there. to protect this area throughout the entire dry season Just wait and see how their bellies burst. Although we have already passed the rainy season Look at the regenerative power of the eucalyptus tree But to be honest with human effort and land area But we are farming around here. It is very unlikely that I will return. and once again take control of this area during this dry season Therefore, this area has actually been established. to self-propel throughout the entire dry season The ground data are covering the ground. protecting the land They will work fine, don't worry. A few passion fruit plants here It has already begun preparing to bloom. I truly hope so. You know, when a few heavy branches of eucalyptus fall down We have damaged a few banana trees. A few tall banana trees in the center Some of them have been impacted. So we've lost one or two trees. We have to go around now. Remove the dry leaves on these banana bunches Bananas don't like being pruned. That is why we only remove the leaves that are truly dry The leaves have fallen straight down vertically If they are yellow, if it's still slightly green Just leave that green part as it is. To be honest, I don't like pruning banana trees. because we don't want to hurt them They are like important trees. We truly want to care for them. You see, it has turned yellow. Just trim it a little bit then As long as it's still green We have the right to choose to keep it. until it is truly dry and droops down So we'll go around now and take away these leaves Clean it thoroughly. Now let's see if there are any papayas Can any of these be recovered? They have been overshadowed this year. Sometimes they also have to endure a little bit. You know, and with me the fact that they produce smaller fruits It's not a big issue. Because some of these papaya trees actually bear those extremely large fruits making it quite difficult to sell outside the market Nobody wants a papaya weighing 3 or 4 kilograms. Therefore, sometimes these papaya trees Not developing too vigorously and only gives us weights of 600 or 700 grams We sold even better again. Therefore, we are hoping that Some of these plants will recover. and still brings value We have definitely received the salary. from them, from the ripe fruits the fruits I have harvested and sold You know, it's really interesting. when trading for a few papaya seeds or carry out the selection of papaya trees best, just like us currently in the fifth generation of papaya cultivation Here it is. So it must have brought benefits for sure. But I think we could earn some more a little cash, a little more cash from it and also a little extra food for the animals and the birds Mainly because of these papayas is the primary food source for bird species in the area Therefore, if you have any questions any questions regarding this setup This system is a rapid recovery solution. easy Therefore, when we enter the dry season This is a quick and neat way of handling it. Fast pruning must take place immediately now Otherwise, some of these leaves will dry up on the tree by themselves. and we will not be able to fully utilize their effectiveness on the ground At that time, the rule regarding the source of resources, fundamentally has already been neglected This resource will gradually wither away on the tree. Sometimes beetles fly in to eat leaves. And then, when I entered the dry season The amount of data I needed to cover the ground has already evaporated. Therefore, this is a quick and neat solution. 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