"The Apple Hunter"

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  • čas přidán 18. 10. 2010
  • This my most recent production produced in SW VA for Leisure Publishing and Blue Ridge Country Magazine,
    It features Tom Brown, whose mission is to save old apple breeds from becoming extinct.

Komentáře • 20

  • @rotzo666andstuff
    @rotzo666andstuff Před rokem +12

    This is my father!
    Go dad go dad!

  • @davidsandlin9686
    @davidsandlin9686 Před 7 lety +26

    This man should have a grant and be able to preserve all the apple varieties left in the world. These strains are part of human history and it's a shame modern agriculture has lost so much of its past.

  • @harvestrootsferments4503
    @harvestrootsferments4503 Před 10 lety +15

    I've watched this tens of times. I'm a young apple hunter, myself. Thanks for making something so enjoyable to watch.

  • @dannytoro
    @dannytoro Před 29 dny

    Folks like Tom Brown are a gift to society. But if you want to help; plant and grow an old heritage Apple variety. Even apartment dwellers can get potted dwarf trees of heritage varieties if you ask around. You can also find the tree that suits you. Produces apples over many weeks. Or makes a ton of apples at once. Sweet. Super Sweet. Sweet and sour. Huge. Juicy, dry, great cookers. Jacks of many abilities. Apples that store 6-7 months even. There is an apple for every taste.

  • @aarons8295
    @aarons8295 Před rokem +1

    This is an incredibly important undertaking. It’s so good in this age of uniformity to preserve these old and diverse apple trees.

  • @mrzed.1018
    @mrzed.1018 Před 2 měsíci

    The world needs more loving caring souls like this dear man.....bless you

  • @martinsuper4545
    @martinsuper4545 Před 7 dny

    My kids and I are going through the woods and reviving old trees

  • @garyray7590
    @garyray7590 Před 2 lety +2

    Rt308 in Boyers Pa going towards Butler Pa. Has a ton of old wild apple trees growing. So if you're in the area take a look.

  • @Guustaf
    @Guustaf Před 13 lety +4

    Pretty cool story. A shame how many different types of apples have been lost forever. Thanks for posting

  • @Vishalmaha88
    @Vishalmaha88 Před rokem

    I am a cocoa farmer in Trinidad. In the past few years the frosty pod disease is wiping out orchards in the Caribbean and S America. We were able to find one old Trinidad variety they called ICS95 which was resistant to frosty pod. It was not being propagated or commercially grown until 2 years ago. It’s sad that the US apple industry has not maintained the incredible genetic diversity it once had. Every plant has value!! Not maintaining this diversity can lead to painful lessons.

  • @lisacarter6096
    @lisacarter6096 Před rokem

    I wonder if he saved Ladysmith apples.

  • @easygoingnature
    @easygoingnature Před 6 lety +3

    How can we reach Tom Brown? We have discovered an old heirloom orchard up on Lake Ontario, with what appears to be scores of different varieties, around 100 years old or older, overgrown and unattended, but clearly structured as an orchard back in the day.

    • @lisafenderson
      @lisafenderson  Před 6 lety +1

      Hi Dan, I will look up his information. He lives in North Carolina I believe, but let me check. Thanks for reaching out. :)

    • @wildheartfree420
      @wildheartfree420 Před rokem

      Did you reach him?

  • @richarddetriquet9642
    @richarddetriquet9642 Před rokem

    What a wonderful short video! Does anyone know the tune that is played?

  • @MrCntryjoe
    @MrCntryjoe Před 7 lety

    you disappeared, preservation

  • @raccoongod6354
    @raccoongod6354 Před rokem

    Johnny Appleseed in real life

  • @managersamuel
    @managersamuel Před rokem +4

    He deserves funding not Zelensky

  • @michaelwatts5481
    @michaelwatts5481 Před 3 lety +1

    You know the seeds from one kind of apple won’t grow the same type of apple tree. Apple trees have to be grafted from an already existing tree to ensure the type of apple