¡No dejes que el ganado mate tus árboles! Protección en Silvopastoreo

Did you know that the same protection that initially saves your trees can end up suffocating them? In this video from Hacienda La Titina, we show you the actual process of tree maintenance in silvopastoral systems. Join us as we remove the protective netting from trees that have already reached their ideal size and discover why it's vital to do so in time to prevent deformities or trunk rot. I'll also share valuable information about the species we have on the farm and why we chose them: Mountain immortelle (Erythrina Poeppigiana): The perfect ally for fixing nitrogen and providing shade. Malaysian apple: A delicious and resilient fruit tree. Lemon Drop Mangosteen: A jewel of our biodiversity that requires care. In this video you will learn: ✅ When is the exact moment to remove the protective netting. ✅ How to prevent livestock from damaging the bark of young trees. ✅ The importance of trees for animal welfare and soil fertility. 🕒 Video Chapters: 0:00 Introduction: Why do we protect trees? 1:10 Bamboo fencing and the use of netting. 2:25 The danger of "strangling" the tree: When to remove the netting? 4:00 Recovering a tree with embedded netting. 6:05 Benefits of the Mountain immortelle tree for soil and pasture. 7:15 Fruit trees in the pasture: Malaysian apple and Lemon drop mangosteen. 11:00 Final recommendations and closing remarks. 📢 Join our community! If you are passionate about the countryside, sustainable livestock farming, and nature, don't forget to: 🔔 Subscribe to the channel for more farm management tips. 👍 Like this video if you found this information helpful. 💬 Comment: What trees do you plant in your pastures to provide shade for your cattle? #Silvopastry #HaciendaLaTitina #SustainableLivestock #NativeTrees #ColombianCountryside #FarmManagement #Reforestation #Agroecology