cpknerr on Nostr: These I believe are red mulberry. From what I've learned over the years if you can ...
These I believe are red mulberry.
From what I've learned over the years if you can propagate one member of the species a certain way, the others will work the same. Again there are exceptions.
Mulberry is dioecious meaning there are certain trees that are male and others female. Only female will produce berries.
I'm raising these partly for berries and partly for fodder, so if I get some male trees that's fine as the animals will eat the leaves.
I've read that white are great for fodder. High protein rivaling alfalfa.
From what I've learned over the years if you can propagate one member of the species a certain way, the others will work the same. Again there are exceptions.
Mulberry is dioecious meaning there are certain trees that are male and others female. Only female will produce berries.
I'm raising these partly for berries and partly for fodder, so if I get some male trees that's fine as the animals will eat the leaves.
I've read that white are great for fodder. High protein rivaling alfalfa.