Honeyberry (Haskap) Establishment and Production - Bernis and Jim Ingvaldson
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Though not yet well-known in the U.S., honeyberries (haskaps) are a delicious, early-bearing, cold-hardy berry that grows well in Iowa. Bernis and Jim discuss the differences among varieties and share the details of how they plant, manage, harvest, pack and market honeyberries. They also share examples of honeyberry production systems on other farms.
Bernis and Jim are owners of The Honeyberry Farm, a U-pick operation near Bagley, Minnesota. They also operate HoneyberryUSA, an online mail order nursery specializing in cold-hardy small fruits, in operation since 2010.
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You guys do exactly the plastic swimming pool idea I was thinking of. Glad to see my thinking is in the right direction.
This is by far the best and most informative presentation I have seen on Haskap thus far. Excellent job! Thank you for all the great real world information as well as the references to the scientific literature. Amazing work!
Great to see Jan and Bernis. I have purchased many berry plants from this farm. They produce great nursery stock.
hello, and thank you for an informative video
Great information thank you.
Thank you so much! I watched this several times! I planted my first 50 bushes this year in Ukraine 🇺🇦
That is so cool and awesome I want to be a haskap farmer so bad some day good luck
Game changer, this is the future of U.S. agriculture
Amazing! I learned a lot from you guys. I am from Canada. Thanks a lot!
Si eu sunt in Canada si cresc 6 tufe in gradina bineinteles si alte berry.
Succes.
@@leep4655 I found space only for 3 bushes for now.
Thank you
Yay Haskaps! I'm growing a few varieties in Ames as well, very tasty fruit!
I have the late bloomers here in mid-Missouri ; Blizzard, Beauty and Beast. They really struggle during the mid summer. Mine are planted in full sun and I need to install sun-shade. Next year, I will use some 40% shade cloth and see if that helps. Other than the sun, I have not had any problems.
Micro dusting sulfur will prevent PM mildew.
RIP Dr. Thompson
I want to grow a few in my garden. But, I am in Arizona zone 9b.
What are the sweetest late haskaps? Are they damaged by frosts in mid-May?
Are these dioecious? I see some places online selling a male pollinator (Czech 17 I think) and many more places just saying any two varieties that bloom at the same time.
i'm looking for a supplier of honeyberry plantlings.We'll need about 400 with possibility to expand to much more.We're not located in North America so we'd need certifications of plant health & disease free condition in order to apply for import permits. We are in Israel & would appreciate information on this.'d found at one time a farm in Florida , but I've lost that information.Thank you for your attention.
I have a few varieties for sale its aurora .. and wojtek.. boreal beauty.. boreal beast..greg ryder is my name haskap central.com can b ahippt across the ocean ... callhaskap central .2507642224 tell em greg ryder gave u the information to get u started shipping can begin asap..
Haskap central can ship 400 in a variety bunch ready to start the season 20 or so different plants with different flavor or characterises.greg ryder here..hope u order from us
Lol. Laughed quite hard to ”the most Muricans can’t say haskap”🤣🤣🤣 how the Canadians are able to do that!?