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Lol epiiic glad we could help!!

I'm not sure on the logistics but my neighbor and his wife are from Canada and have been living in Hawaii for the last 10 years on a lychee orchard. It is very possible. Thanks for tuning in, aloha!

Lol. Old Hawaiian Cowboy tactics 😎

Yeah that's what I thought cuz that's how it's done here in Hawaii, but I've watched a ton of h-brace tutorial videos on CZcams and there seemed to be a lot of extra tools and unnecessary apparatus being used. But, everyone has their own way of doing things and I felt the need to share this version. Thanks for tuning in 🤙🏽🤙🏽

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Thank youuuu! We aim to post more videos soon, so stay tuned and thanks for watching 😎🤙🏽

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Epic, glad we could help!

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Yeeeee stoked, happy new year!

Haha thank youuu, happy new year!

Happy new year to you too, Shawn!...hey, you totally deserve the praise...you're incredible.!!@@shawnpila

Lol kinda like a fire pole but with one hand around the tree and the other in between your belly and the tree so you don’t get scratched. And once you get to a comfortable height you can go back to frog or monkey 🙈

Our appologies! We took a little break from filming and will be hoping to post the rest of the episodes soon. Thanks for tuning in :)

Thank youuu, hope it goes well for ya!!

Awesome! Yeah it’s slowly making a come back here in Hawaii. Rice became very popular but we’re hoping to revive the ‘ulu in the next few years or so 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙌🏽

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Totally! We would normally use 9 gauge but they were out everywhere, and this was peak covid so this was our only option at that time. 12.5 gauge much easier to work with tho so that was nice LOL. Thanks for tuning in 🤙🏽🤙🏽

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thanks mate the sound track is Jai Wolf "Starlight (featuring Mr Gabriel)

That’s awesome! Where are you folks at with things? If you’re removing crops and starting fresh I would definitely suggest cover cropping. There’s a cocktail of different cover crops (buckwheat, sunn hemp, lab lab, etc.) You can look more into it. And thanks for tuning in, we are hoping to be posting more videos soon :)

We use perenial peanut, but is there any other type of native crawler you could suggest?@@shawnpila

@@jeremiahochmann3336 awesome yeah perennial peanut is fantastic! If I’m turning a new paddock/plot I’ll usually start with sunn hemp or buckwheat and maybe follow it with lab lab. Lab lab is a great option, grows low to the ground like p peanut. But all of these options are to be mowed or flailed and cultivated back into the soil. We would normally use p peanut just as a ground cover option and added treat for livestock :)

Ayyy why thank you! Yeah it's the old Panilolo style and still a standard here in modern Hawai'i. Hope all works out for ya and thanks for tuning in:)

Kona Brewing Company LOL but they sell them at local hardware stores and surf shops 🤠

Ace has a ton right now

Yes you can but it’s not necessary. I’ve pruned the lower branches of a one year old tree because it was getting too bushy and cluttered at the base. But it was more for the lawn upkeep and aesthetics.

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Forming pins can get at Home Depot, and the long pins for the H-brace at Tractor Supply, or online 🤙🏽

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Thank you and sorry for the late reply! It is 8.5-acres :)

Awesomee!! Yeah this is the old school Hawaiian cowboy method. Minimal apparatus and been used since the early 1800s. Thanks for tuning in!

Thank youuu and same to you and your loved ones! Sending aloha from Hawai'i :)

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Cute little buggahs 😋

Although I prefer the Samoan variety (Ma’afala) I would try the Hawaiian variety (‘Ulu) because I think they are used to higher elevations. But you can try contacting the Hawai’i ‘Ulu Co-op for expert advice at www.eatbreadfruit.com

Sheep and goat :)

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Lol thank you!

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Yeah I definitely know my limits and have definitely fallen.. not fun LOL.