Time To Stop Ignoring This

There's one task we've been putting off on our Christmas tree farm - basal pruning. The lower branches of the trees need to be removed to make it easier for customers to cut their trees, to make it easier to get ready for the tree stand, and to make it easier to manage spraying and other equipment in the field. CONNECT on Facebook:   / woodstreefarmphil   MERCH Hats, Hoodies, Shirts, Food Items and more: https://woodstreefarm.square.site/ AMAZON STORE for tools & supplies for your trees, flowers, or firewood business: https://www.amazon.com/shop/woodstree... ~~About Us~~ We're a 43 acre Christmas tree farm in central Virginia. We bought the property in November 2018 and have been documenting our whole journey starting this business from the ground up. We didn't have any ag experience prior to starting this business, so we're constantly learning as we go! Over the years we’ve expanded from just Christmas trees into doing pick-your-own flowers and firewood. We are thankful for you viewers and subscribers and love your comments and feedback! We would greatly appreciate it if you'd give this video a LIKE if you’re enjoying the content. ~~FARM FAQ~~ *What made us want to start a Christmas tree farm? see:    • #14 The #1 Question We've Had About Our Farm   *How big is our property? 43 acres (about 25 is wooded) ~~Equipment on our Farm~~ Tractors: Kubota L3901, Farmtrac 60 Mower: Cub Cadet Ultima ZT2 Box Blade: Land Pride BB2560 3pt Tiller: Caroni L800 36" No Till Drill: Tar River Saya 505 Log Splitter: Wolfe Ridge Pro 28C ATV: 2000 Honda Rancher 350es ----------------------------------------------- Any other questions or comments - just let us know! Thanks for watching. ----------------------------------------------