How To Tell When Apples Are Ripe!

This week on DAFT (Dumb Apple Farmer Talk): Paul discusses how to spot a ripe apple. When choosing which apples are ready to pick, you want to consider three things: Background Color, Seed Color, and Taste. A ripe apple will have a yellow-creamy background color, dark seeds, and a juicy flavor that isn't starchy or overly sour.
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Sour and starchy kinda describes me sometimes too

[@duzaliteraf7373]

Please make a film, which shows cutting a hard, unripe, green apple.

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I love hard, unripe apples.

[@jinxmalison]

Thank you...!

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[@johncollins1602]

Wish I had more room, I want to be an orchard farmer

[@mikebetts2046]

Then there's the other side of that debate. I have too much room and planted more apple trees than I seem to have time to manage ( about 30). When they are all doing well it's a glorious thing to be out there enjoying the harvest. But even picking them can be stressful when you don't have enough space to store them. I had two consecutive years when my two peach trees conspired against me and cranked out 400 pounds of peaches. It was nuts.