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Cider School #5: Heirloom Apple Trees 101 with Troy Lehman of Big Hill Ciderworks - Shared screen with speaker view
Emily Kovach
09:39
Questions? Ask them here!
linda and bill
10:51
cedar rust. how to deal with it?
tsimpson
15:16
Is interstem a M-111 rootstock?
steve
17:40
micro scale 1/3 acre all my trees m111 root stock,
steve
19:09
finding blending with pear very successful
Will Harper
21:49
How do you find Dabinett with fire blight?
Boyd
21:53
my Dabinet blooms real late and has trouble with pollination Oregon Willamette Valley
Will Harper
23:49
Any thoughts on Yarlington Mill?
Boyd
23:51
having great success with crab blends using Dolg, Whitney and Chestmut
wiet
24:44
My first Dolgo's just arrived today - planting Saturday
Billy Trott
29:04
Your experience as to deer fencing?
Sego Jackson
29:08
For crabs, what portion of mix do you use?
George P
29:30
Is interstem grafting a 1 year or 2 yrs process?
Sego Jackson
30:03
Hey boyd, have you ever just done a straight chestnut crab?
wiet
30:13
Just starting growing here, planting 2 dolgo and 2 golden russet on m7 this weekend. I'll take any direction I can get.
Erica Jeter
30:49
hi Troy. can you elaborate more on covid and the cider apple market?
steve
31:22
Live in Sonoma county graft all my varietals finding good tannins in Pink Pearl that blend well with lots of other apple varietals and types to balance for long term oak and bottling thereafter
david@doepel.com
33:37
I have a fallow eating fruit orchard (in Australia) gala, fuji lady williams and granny smith it’s an 80 year old orchard we have been making trial batches for two seasons and I was intrigued about your crab apple comments as we have some of those ornamentally. And it hadn’t occurred to me that fruit might add a more astringent note - can you give some advice about blending - and if you can make a great cider only from the eating varieties
linda and bill
33:56
have planted several trees but very slow growing... any fertilizer recommedations for getting things going??
George P
34:00
Did I hear mid-size trees on 6 ft spacing in rows 12 ft apart? As it seems you favor larger trees.
wiet
37:44
How about freezing the dolgo, would that help juicing?
Sego Jackson
38:23
Quince - please do talk about it in cider. How do you get any juice?
Will Harper
39:12
Have you worked with or planted any American cider varietals like Harrison/Campbell/Kronenbusch? If you have what are your thoughts?
steve
50:58
'A great reference for % blending is Ben Watson's book Ciders hard and sweet
Ronald Sansone
51:16
love that Manchurian!
steve
52:23
Also really into Northern Spy for single varietal
steve
53:47
It's too bad we can't have apple appalacians
steve
54:15
What do you like to use for yeast varietals
iPhone
01:03:19
skipped question on deer fencing. how high did you go
steve
01:03:59
The weirdest amasing ciders I've had had cucumber for a light cider and the other had beet juice added which also was a excellent pink/red cider. I'm more traditional, but find bosc pear added stabilizes long term aging and mellowing like a bourdeau red wine that has merlow
Emily Kovach
01:05:47
Join us for happy hour tomorrow if you're around!! https://www.ciderculture.com/happy-hour-finnriver-farm-cidery/
Alison’s iPhone
01:06:11
thank you
wiet
01:06:19
thank you for your time tonight!
linda and bill
01:06:30
thank you!!
Will Harper
01:06:31
Thanks!
iPhone
01:07:07
thanks for sharing !!!
Kurt
01:07:09
Great information, thank you Troy and Emily.
Emily Kovach
01:07:24
amazing questions, everyone. Thank YOU!
Ronald Sansone
01:07:29
thank you!!
steve
01:07:34
Thank you
Rebekah Donyes 2
01:07:36
Thank you!
Ronald Sansone
01:07:53
cheeeers!