2 STARTING A FARM PART 9 – 2.29 - BERRIES SHRUBS

 

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2 STARTING A FARM PART 9 – 2.29 - BERRIES SHRUBS





 
Berries Shrubs are good to catch crops as they can be planted at various distances between the fruit trees. Depending on the situation, they only take up 1 m of space, even after a few years. They provide shade and you use the time until the fruit trees produce a respectable yield, which usually takes 5 to 7 years.
 
YIELD AFTER 2 YEARS
They are easy to plant and easy to handle and usually very resistant in different climates. It is best to plant them in the line of the fruit trees so that lyzerne can be planted underneath and the ground is covered. Also plant them along the fence of your farm as a natural wall and stop people looking to your farm.


BERRIES _____DISTANCE ___YIELD __OF
Raspberries _ _40-60 cm ____5 kg ___3 m row
Brombeeen __  2.5-3.5 m _____5-9 kg _per plant
Laganberries _  3-3.5 m ______6 kg ___per plant
Currants ____ _1.50-1.80 m ___5 kg __per bush
Gooseberries  _1.50 m ______3-5 kg __​​per bush
Blueberries __ _1.50 m ______3 kg ___per bush
Strawberries _ _1m in a row __250 gr _per plant
Melons _______1m in a row_ 4 melons per plant
Grapes _______1.20-1.50 m __7 kg ___per plant
Kiwi _________4 m ________9 kg ___per plant
Passion fruit __4 m ________9 kg ___per plant
Almond ______4.5 m ______9 kg ___per tree
Hazelnut _____3.5 m ______11 kg ___per bush
 

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KOZI YA KILIMO HAI KILIMO-UCHUMI
2 KUANZISHA SHAMBA SEHEMU YA 9 – 2.29 - BERRIES SHRUBS
 
Vichaka vya Berries ni vyema kukamata mazao kwani vinaweza kupandwa katika umbali mbalimbali kati ya miti ya matunda. Kulingana na hali hiyo, huchukua m 1 tu ya nafasi, hata baada ya miaka michache. Wanatoa kivuli na unatumia wakati hadi miti ya matunda itatoa mavuno ya heshima, ambayo kawaida huchukua miaka 5 hadi 7.
 
MAZAO BAADA YA MIAKA 2
Ni rahisi kupanda na ni rahisi kushughulikia na kwa kawaida hustahimili hali ya hewa tofauti. Ni bora kuzipanda kwenye mstari wa miti ya matunda ili lyzerne inaweza kupandwa chini na ardhi imefunikwa. Pia zipande kando ya uzio wa shamba lako kama ukuta wa asili na uzuie watu kutazama shamba lako.
BERRIES _____UMBALI ___MAVUNO __YA
Raspberries __40-60 cm ____5 kg ___3 m mstari
Brombeeen __2.5-3.5 m _____5-9 kg _kwa kila mmea
Laganberries _3-3.5 m ______6 kg ___kwa mmea
Currants _____1.50-1.80 m ___5 kg __kwa kila kichaka
Gooseberries _1.50 m ______3-5 kg ​​__kwa kila kichaka
Blueberries ___1.50 m ______3 kg ___kwa kila kichaka
Jordgubbar __1m kwa mstari __250 gr _kwa kila mmea
Matikiti _______1m kwa mstari_ matikiti 4 kwa kila mmea
Zabibu _______1.20-1.50 m __7 kg ___kwa mmea
Kiwi _________4 m ________9 kg ___kwa mmea
Matunda ya shauku __4 m ________9 kg ___kwa mmea
Lozi ______4.5 m ______9 kg ___kwa mti
Hazelnut _____3.5 m ______11 kg ___kwa kichaka


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