How to remove or prune away black knot fungus infection from a plum tree. All steps to address the issue. Act as soon as you see the scabs forming, allowing the fungus to reproduce multiple seasons is very detrimental to a tree or orchard in general.

Remove as much growth as needed to fully separate infected wood from healthy. After pruning, a Plum tree will grow more vigorous branched the following season.

Produce a constant stream of food abundance such that something is always in season on your tiny lot. Find and build community to power this craft. Share plants and observations, teach and learn. Share freely with those who reciprocate and appreciate the knowledge and abundance that this sort of wealth generating system has to offer. Give ASSISTANCE to those serious enough to journey on this path freely, and who you think could take the torch to highest heights, such that you live on forever.

This Zone 6b, 6 year old Food Forest has filled in very nicely as we have replaced this lawn turf hill with hugelkulture and fruit trees like apples, pears, and pawpaw! How to grow a lot of food on a little bit of land, the best system and design is one that let's nature take control and produce multi yield. After the initial planting I have not added much in the way of inputs. We also have raspberry and strawberry on these contour hugel beds.

Permaculture means working with nature to create a surplus yield.

The trees love to grow with a nurse tree or nurse log which is why I think hugelkulture is key! This 6 year old Polyculture Food Forest grows Food Vegetable Annuals, Bi-Annuals, and also Perennials like Apples, Peaches, Grapes, all in Zone 6B using Hugelkulture and Permaculture principles to work with Nature to Produce Food, Wealth, Grocery, and Financial Independence and ultimately my own and hopefully others, Early Retirement through Regenerative processes using 3 personal pillars or ethics of FREEDOM, LOVE, TRUTH a Trivium to guide not only moral Agriculture but also a complete mindset and way of living our best lives! It's all a natural process and we need to find a way to fit in and cause the least amount of pain for the most amount of bountiful surplus without causing pollution. I think a future looks something like my backyard and I would urge more people to start progressing their lawn from from monoculture toward polyculture with human food being important as well as animals.

Zero waste, zero miles, chickens eat the old peaches and the fertility stays on site to nourish the next crop, growing the soil layer by layer; instead of degrading the soils of eons past we are regenerating new soils, while producing food!

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