Growing cherry trees requires a lot of patience, but the reward is worthwhile. As many fruit growers will tell you, your greatest enemy will soon be flocking to your trees: birds. Birds like starlings and sparrows are notorious for eating cherries just before they are ripe enough to pick. To help alleviate the stress from birds, here are a few simple methods to protect cherry trees from birds.
There is nothing better than fresh sweet corn straight from the field, and this growing season could be your best harvest yet. However, if the pesky birds are eating all of your corn before you get a taste, you need to take steps to protect those kernels. Here are some tricks for protecting your sweet corn from bothersome birds.
In 2005, United States consumers ate an average of 46.1 pounds of fresh apples and processed apple products. That’s a lot of apples! With apples being the second most valuable fruit in the U.S., protecting each and every apple means protecting your profits. Here’s some help on how to do just that.
When birds nest on your golf course they wreak havoc and decrease the value of the course! However, efficiently and effectively getting birds off your golf course costs more money than most expect. Here are a few ways you can save money and protect your course.
