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genius, well done and thank you. That said, are birds the only problem you have ? any pest?
Thank you! We do get pests since we grow outdoors, but we manage them with natural, food-safe controls. In our climate, the main issues are aphids, spider mites, flea beetles, and cabbage worms, and we keep them in check using agricultural soap, Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), and neem oil. Those three cover virtually all the insects in our area, and because the plants grow quickly and stay off the soil, this drastically reduces the amount of pests.
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WHY NOT USE 180 DEGREE TURNING MIRROR REFLECT STRONG LIGHTS SCARE BIRDS?
That is a great idea! We actually use a similar concept with reflective CDs and windmills that create unpredictable light flashes and constant movement, which works really well at keeping birds away.
DOES SOME KIND OF MUSIC IRRITATES BIRDS?
All caps means you’re yelling fyi
you gotta pay the bird tax bro.
nah this food wouldnt be there without them farming it, they gotta stay in the ecosystem
It looks like a nice square area with fencing on the sides. Why not just run a net across the top?
We prefer to maximize sunlight and airflow in the farm, and nets would reduce both. We do use a wind net when the forecast exceeds 70 km/h, which is the purpose of the cage.
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You need cats
no need to kill the birds bro…
@okaygecko
why not ?
I want to start a farm like this so bad but it seems that the grants have too many hands in the pot
If a freaking PEACOCK visits my garden I will be honoured
Excellent creative methods
whats the EC and PH for cabbage and average temprature