Grafted Citrus Trees 1.5 Years Later | From Hard Soil to Sweet Fruits скачать в хорошем качестве

Grafted Citrus Trees 1.5 Years Later | From Hard Soil to Sweet Fruits

It’s been one and a half years since we transplanted our grafted citrus trees, and the transformation is nothing short of amazing. Despite the long drought and the hard, cracking black alluvial soil, God has truly been good to this farm. The trees are now bigger, stronger, and almost half are bearing beautiful Pixie and Wellington oranges — some already ripe and ready for harvest. 🍊 In this video, we take you through the orchard to see how far we’ve come, the progress of our fruit trees, and the joy of finally harvesting our first fruits. We also share an honest look into the market challenges many farmers face — from low farmgate prices to brokers who make more profit than the growers themselves. Join us as we harvest oranges, onions, cherry tomatoes, and butternut, while reflecting on the lessons learned, the patience it takes to grow citrus, and the excitement of seeing the farm flourish again after the rains. 🌧️🌱 Whether you’re a citrus grower, an aspiring farmer, or just love seeing progress unfold on the land, this episode of FarmLife Uncovered is for you. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share — every farmer’s story matters.