A Quick Intro to Growing Backyard Mangos---San Diego Reader-Ben Kotnik скачать в хорошем качестве

A Quick Intro to Growing Backyard Mangos---San Diego Reader-Ben Kotnik

This video was created by the San Diego Reader as an accompaniment to their Cover Article, "Made in San Diego" published in 2012. Video credit goes to Howard Rosen. Ben gives a quick intro to Mangos and shows new growth, growth habit, placement recommendations, and more. If you like this video, please click the like icon and subscribe to my channel. A little more about Ben Kotnik… Ben's experiences include: • Independent Ecology Consultant • Owner of Suburban Food Farm in San Diego, CA • Instructor at Cuyamaca College (Soils, Edibles in Urban Landscapes, Permaculture, Propagation)former Chairman of the California Rare Fruit Growers-San Diego Chapter • former Instructor at San Diego City College's Sustainable Urban Agriculture department Selected media publications and events I've been part of, such as: • Permaculture Voices Podcast – Year Round Fruit Trees in Small Spaces • Permaculture Voices Conference – Featured Speaker, Packing Permaculture Principles into Small Spaces • San Diego Reader – Cover Article, Made in San Diego • San Diego Reader Videos – Peaches, Cherimoyas, Mangos, White Sapotes, Figs • Festival of Fruit –Featured Speaker, Soil Building for Drought Resistance, Fertility and Fruit • Master Gardeners – Led workshops to train Master Gardeners on Soils concepts and year-round fruit production; Featured Speaker at multiple MG Seminars • Specialty Produce Podcast – Suburban Farming and More • MIND Research Institute – Slopes and Shapes to Increase Surface Area in the Garden • US Forest Service Trail Building Summit – Soils SME and User Experience Designer for aggressive mountain biking trails • US Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Conservation Summit – Featured Speaker and Facilitator, Managing Soil and Water in the Ecologic Landscape; Plants for Succession and Success • Preserving the 100+ year old Apple collection of Palomar Mountain State Park • Facebook:   / suburbanfoodfarm