Haha I was planing the whole time but thought I better wait until the end so she can’t get mad and leave!! 😂

Just having fun at work lol.

A little fun at work never hurt anyone!! 😅

Sure was! Had to restock the farm lol! Thanks for watching James!! 🤙

It sure was!! Thank you for watching 😄

Hey thanks for watching! To be honest I only briefly heard of them before hand wasn’t to sure what the main benefits are as we and our tree nursery suppliers have always used a tree spade to dig the trees when ready. Some of the trees end up being in the ground for 6-8 years in some cases longer. At which point a lot of those degradable bags I assumed would be mostly rotted as well. Do you have much experience with those root bags?

@dirty.diggers the bags don't decompose. They can be placed directly in the earth. I've used them on a much smaller scale than you. I basically grow trees as a side income but reasonably serious. For me it's a game changer. I don't need a tree spade and all the accompanied things with that process. Look into it. It may not fit with you. The better root system alone is worth a look

@@paulnovak833 Interesting! Maybe next time we do a large amount of planting like this we can look into that as an option. Thanks for the feedback 👍🏻

Thanks Bryan! It depends usually on the size the customer is looking for but typical is about 3-6 years. Also depends how big they are when we plant them. Some of these are already a bit bigger so if they take well maybe 2-3 years

Awesome! You should do it for sure!

You are for sure my biggest fan boy! I love it Barry Mcockiner. 🤙🤙😅

Sure is Scruffy!!

We only cut them with a tree spade when it’s time to harvest them

It is Located in Ontario canada

I believe this auger was 8”

We’ve bought them from a few different nurseries in the area over the years.

Depends what trees, and how soon you want to harvest them. obviously the more the better but usually about 6 feet or so

All depends on the tree and size the job requires. But usually 3-4 years minimum

Took us with the equipment and everything about 3 days

@@dirty.diggers Have you ever used a traditional planter? Just wondering what your thoughts are about both options. I work at a tree nursery farm and we use a planter but are thinking of getting an auger to supplement the planting crew.