Planting Fruit Trees to Grow Your Own Healthy Survival Food

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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2010

"Survival Doc" demonstrates how to plant fruit trees so you can grow your own healthy survival food in your own back yard to prepare for higher food prices which will result from hyperinflation and economic collapse.

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  • Nice video.  I always enjoy your videos. What area of the US do you live in? It looks like it is still warm. How far apart do you plant your trees and do you have to worry about pollination of the trees? Thanks again.

  • @Hoovesandpaws61 I live in Eastern Missouri. We have had a few freezing nights and then this nice break in the weather. Some trees need pollinators and some are self pollinating. When you buy your trees they will tell you if you need to plant a pollinator, and also the spacing, which depends on the size of the tree. It is important for all fruit trees to get plenty of sun. That is the key.

  • Thanks Doc , GOD has blessed you with a beautiful home . Brick is strong and true

  • @tracycolorado That isn't my home. That is the neighbors' who live behind my property. But my home is brick also.

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  • may i suggest a bose headphone set for your cell phone and then get the infowars app for the clearest signal

  • Thanks again Doc. We live on a small farm in NC. We just planted 2 apple, 2 peach, 2 pear, 1 fig and 1 cherry. I'm trying to find pecan trees. I hope they live and do well. Thanks for the push. I am now trying to find reasonable sources for dried milk and some other bulk foods. I have purchased from Honeyville and they are good. If you have any other good sources please pass it on. Thanks for your videos. They are a hugh help.

  • nice video, thank you

  • thanks for the information I never knew that about grafted tree's

  • good tip on planting below the graft! thanks!

  • Another Great vid Doc, Im waiting for spring to get some new trees

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