Orchard netting ideas

Total harvest protection specialist. fox rabbit bird proof backyard orchard coverings

Orchard in The High Plains with hardy fruit trees and berry bushes protected from hail storms and strong winds.

Rural Sprout writer, Matthew Olshan shares the story of what it took to start a beautiful deer-proof, drought resistant orchard in his backyard.

Sharing all the tips I learned planning, planting & starting a small home orchard with apples, peaches, plums, pears, cherries next to our raised veggie garden

14m wide x 30m long Total Harvest Protection structure, originally built September 2017. Revisited Fyansford this week to upgrade the structure and install bird net over the chicken wire. Small native omnivorus birds; Silvereye "Zosterops lateralis" were getting through the 4cm holes in the chicken wire and caused enough fruit loss last season that bird net over the entire structure was called for. It was also a pleasure to see the orchard in the structure, full with fruit set and looking…

All you need to know to about How to Create a Garden Orchard with as little as 5 fruit trees. You really Don't Need a Massive Space.

Right now I use netting for my roof and take it down every late fall because of snow and the ice. Does anyone here in the winter states have a permanent roof and what is it. Pictures would be great. I’m thinking it would…

We established our own tarpaulin factory in 2009, and it has been 12 years now. So far, we have provided storage workshops, fabric production

Fruit and vegetable cages, either walk in cages or low, for fruit and vegetable protection. The cages come complete with absolutely everything you need.

Polypipe cut at 7 metre lengths and threaded over star pickets makes the structure. We read about it on Scarecrows blog. The pipe was rural water pipe for drainage. Star pickets 5'6". We think 7 metres was the maximum you should cut it at as some of the pieces have bent over a bit under the heat and/or weight of the netting. We could drill holes in the top of the pipe and thread wire through. Tying off lengths the same distance apart as the star pickets. This would keep them evenly spaced…