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In today's video, I'm sharing with you a day of hard work and important decisions in our routine on the farm! Following the tips and suggestions of our subscribers, I decided to prune the fruit trees in the backyard. I did a lot of research to make sure we were in the right season and did both the correct pruning and post-pruning fertilization, leaving everything clean around each fruit tree. The big question remains: will it really work and will our trees produce more fruit? In addition to taking care of the plants, the day on the farm was also a rush to protect our house! With heavy rain forecast, I had to act quickly and dig trenches in the ground to direct the runoff and rainwater, preventing everything from running under the house. I also took the opportunity to collect and store the dry branches from the pruning for future artisanal meat smoking on the farm. If you enjoy following the daily life on the farm, caring for the land, the vegetable garden and orchard, and the simple life in the countryside, don't forget to like, subscribe to the channel and activate notifications! Comment below: do you think this pruning will work? 00:00 - Preparations for pruning fruit trees in winter 02:16 - How to prune and clean tree branches 09:17 - Pruning results and care for ants 15:23 - Fertilizing fruit trees with agricultural fertilizer 18:51 - Heavy rain warning and emergency ditch near the house 23:37 - Cleaning the yard and chicken coop ditch 25:18 - Conversation with Wilson and closing 📌 Also watch other videos of our routine of care and construction on the farm!    • Fizemos uma FOSSA ECOLÓGICA com TAMBOR VELHO       • FIM DO PERIGO! Desmanchamos a escada antig...      • Fomos buscar material para a Cabana e fomo...   Oh, and don't forget our raffle! There are only a few spots left, so take advantage and secure yours now! Link below 👇🏻 https://chat.whatsapp.com/LRijUQQJ748... #lifeonthefarm #farmroutine #countrylife #fruittreepruning #organicorchard #countryfamily #caringfortheland #flood