The Corlans Estate started in September 2009 by clearing of unwanted vegetation, such as heavy undergrowth, and what was estimated to be unwanted trees.
The methodology was simple; clear and prepare the land in the dry season, normally January to the end of May, and plant from June to November, so that the plants can produce new roots before the next dry season.
Primary methods of preparation are brush cutting and burning
Burning of unwanted logs in preparation for the new crops.
This looks like a labour of love but I'm sure the rewards are in the making. The process makes sense too.
ReplyDeleteIs the area low maintenance?
ReplyDeleteNo, it is high maintenance and labour intensive.
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