I'm enjoying this video by David the Good. I'm trying to establish a food forest in an existing woodland, and I think David has some great advice about coppicing existing trees, retaining their usefulness while keeping them from shading everything else out:
In spite of the challenges, I am very grateful that I ended up with a field. It's a blank slate and I don't have to grapple with some of these issues, or with choosing what to cut down and what to leave. But there are pros and cons to every site I suppose
When you reach your lowest point, you are open to the greatest change.
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