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Learn English Alphabet Letter P & Words by Endless Alphabet | Kids Educational Video

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Bilbo Babbens - Duration: 0:20.

[The sound of 13 dwarves rolling down a wooden ramp in 13 otherwise empty barrels]

[Wooden ramp closes]

[Passed-Out-Drunk elves groaning from being passed out drunk]

[Middle aged male hobbit stomping on wooden ramp, hoping it will open, although it does not open]

[Middle aged male hobbit jumping on wooden ramp, breaking the wooden ramp]

[Middle aged male hobbit falling into underground river leading to a waterfall offscreen]

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Three Ways to Invite Nature into Your Life | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 1:57.

Three ways to invite nature into your life.

There are simple ways to get outside with your kids.

I'm Rue Mapp, founder of Outdoor Afro.

I help families all over the country get connected to nature.

Here are three ways to bring nature into your life.

Number one-- make nature part of your daily routine.

It doesn't have to be a big production.

When you're walking to school, the bus stop, the market,

find as many different kinds of insects as you can,

or collect leaves you find on the ground

and try to figure out which trees they came from.

Nature doesn't have to be the destination.

Nature is the journey.

So bring it in to your daily routine,

from your front door to your car door.

Number two-- use technology, like a camera or your phone.

Give your kids a nature challenge.

Photograph eight different kinds of seeds.

Consider letting your kids post their photos

to your Facebook page or Twitter account.

Positive feedback from friends and family may encourage them

to explore more.

Apps are a great way to boost your nature exploration.

If you see a bird, use a bird call app

to see if you can get the bird to answer back.

Number three-- invite nature into your life

by making it social.

If you get together to barbecue with friends,

switch it up and invite them to take a hike instead.

Connecting with nature is so much more fun

when you do it as a group.

For more ideas on how to connect your family with nature,

check out PLUM LANDING at pbskids.org/plumlanding.

There you'll find app suggestions

and printable science activities

that will help get your family outdoors.

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For more infomation >> Three Ways to Invite Nature into Your Life | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 1:57.

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Top 5 Reasons to Get Your Family Outdoors | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:41.

Top reasons to get your family outdoors

having fun with science.

Getting outside with kids is easier than you think.

I'm Rue Mapp, founder of Outdoor Afro.

I help families all over the country get connected to nature.

Here are my top five reasons to get outside.

Number one-- it's fun to explore nature together.

Go on a nature walk or fly a kite on a windy day

to experience the power of the wind.

All these things are science and they can't be done indoors.

Number two-- it helps children develop new skills.

Create your own cards to play Nature Bingo.

Instead of numbers use insects, birds, plants, or rocks.

This game helps kids with their matching skills

and shows them the many different living things

in their own neighborhood.

To develop more skills,

kids can map the objects to help them with their map reading,

or they can use a field guide to identify a bird or insect.

Number three-- it helps you connect with your family,

even revealing surprises.

Your cautious kid may have an adventurous streak

when searching out a great spot to find a squirrel,

or your spirited kid may surprise you

by quietly observing a spider weaving a web.

Number four-- it's good for your family's health.

It can lower blood pressure and heart rate,

improve eyesight and immune system functioning,

and cut the risk of obesity.

It's also good for your mental health-- it can help you relax,

reduce anxiety and ADHD symptoms, improve your mood,

and increase your focus.

Number five-- it's a great way to learn about the world.

Outdoor exploration inspires questions.

Even if you don't know the answers,

notice things and ask questions like,

"Why do you find so many worms on the sidewalk after it rains?"

Or "How do these little bugs make such crazy loud sounds?"

It can help kids become good observers, notice patterns,

and think about cause and effect.

For more simple science activities,

check out PLUM LANDING at pbskids.org/plumlanding.

There you'll find app suggestions

and printable nature activities

your family can do right in your own neighborhood.

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For more infomation >> Top 5 Reasons to Get Your Family Outdoors | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:41.

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Getting Your Kids into Nature | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:03.

How to get your kids to do science outside.

Kids love to be outside.

To engage in science, you need to be outside in nature.

I'm Rue Mapp, founder of Outdoor Afro and mother of three kids.

Here's how I get kids outdoors, and how you can, too.

Don't make a big deal about going outside.

Just do it, even if you have a few minutes.

Simple science activities

can give you something to do outdoors.

And kids love science.

One of my favorites is looking for animal shapes in the clouds.

How many different animals you can find?

Try looking at the same time every day--

like right before bed or first thing in the morning.

This is a great way to connect with nature and each other.

If your kids still aren't excited about getting outside,

bring one of their favorite indoor activities outside.

While you're outside, draw the cloud animals that you see,

point out things you notice, like the colors in nature,

or the behavior of animals.

Science is about being curious, and kids are naturally curious.

How about starting an outdoor hobby?

You could collect things, like rocks or leaves.

You can take photos of those cool cloud formations.

Or you could use the GPS on your phone to follow the clouds

and observe how they change.

Pick one or two hobbies

and commit to doing them regularly.

All you need to explore science is willingness

and a little curiosity.

For more simple science activities,

check out PLUM LANDING at pbskids.org/plumlanding.

There you'll find app suggestions

and printable nature activities

your family can do right in your own neighborhood.

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For more infomation >> Getting Your Kids into Nature | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:03.

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Finding Nature in Your Neighborhood | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:18.

Where to find nature in your neighborhood.

Sometimes people think there's no nature

in their cities and neighborhoods.

I'm Rue Mapp, founder of Outdoor Afro.

I help families all over the country get connected to nature.

No matter where your home is, you're surrounded by nature.

Your city is part of an ecosystem:

a forest, a desert, or a prairie.

Start by taking your kids to a state park or nature center.

A state park or nature center is a great place to learn more

about the animals and plants that live

in your city's ecosystem.

Lots of state parks offer free guided walks,

and some have special programs for kids, too.

Look for outdoor events and activities

in your neighborhood,

like meetups that organize family walks or hikes.

Or an outdoor education club that connects families.

You can also volunteer to help out with a park

or neighborhood cleanup.

Many of these activities take place on weekends,

so working families can attend.

But you don't have to venture too far.

You can find nature right on your own street.

Adopt a tree or strip of grass near your home--

pick up trash, water it during a drought, and call the city

when you notice a broken tree limb.

If you don't have an area like this,

consider growing your own plants.

All you need is a sunny windowsill.

Nature isn't only plants and animals--

it's also sun, wind, rain, dirt, and rocks.

If there aren't many animals or plants in your neighborhood,

connect with nature by watching the clouds drift across the sky,

following water running along the street to see where it goes,

or turning over a rock to see what's underneath.

For more simple science activities,

check out PLUM LANDING at pbskids.org/plumlanding.

There you'll find app suggestions

and printable nature activities

your family can do right in your own neighborhood.

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For more infomation >> Finding Nature in Your Neighborhood | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:18.

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Top 3 Myths about Getting Outside with Kids | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:07.

Top three myths about doing science outdoors.

Getting outside and doing science is fun and important,

but there are things that stop families from doing it.

I'm José González

and I'm a nature educator and outdoor enthusiast.

And I work with families to help them enjoy being outdoors.

Here are three misconceptions about going outdoors.

Number one-- kids will get sick in rainy weather.

Kids might get a little wet, but they won't get sick.

Viruses and bacteria are what cause colds and flu.

A rainy day is actually a great time to explore science,

like how rainwater flows.

Where does it soak into the ground and where doesn't it?

Number two-- kids shouldn't be outside in cold weather.

Kids should be outside all year round, even in the snow.

Cold and snowy days are actually the perfect time

to notice animal tracks and prompt a discussion

about how plants and animals survive in the winter.

The key is for kids to dress in layers.

The rule of thumb is one more layer than you would wear

as an adult.

And make sure to wear hats, boots, and gloves

when it's cold.

Even though frostbite-- when your skin starts to freeze--

isn't likely to happen unless it's colder than 15 degrees,

keeping hands and feet warm is really important.

Number three-- you need special equipment, like a car,

to get kids outdoors doing science.

Not true.

Nature exploration doesn't require hiking up a mountain

or driving miles to the beach.

No matter where you live, nature is right outside your door.

All you need to explore it are your eyes and your ears.

For more ideas on how to connect with nature

in your own neighborhood,

check out PLUM LANDING at pbskids.org/plumlanding.

And there you'll find app suggestions

and printable science activities

that will help get your family outdoors.

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How to Stay Safe in the Outdoors | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:10.

How to stay safe doing science outdoors.

Outdoor science adventures can be fun

but it pays to plan ahead so your family stays safe.

I'm José González

and I'm a nature educator and outdoor enthusiast.

And I work with families to help them enjoy being outdoors.

Crime is a big worry preventing families from going outdoors.

Often, they think that the crime in city parks

is a bigger problem than it actually is.

Busy parks are safe parks.

And visiting a popular park on a beautiful day

when more people are there is better.

Invite another family or two to come along.

Park workers say that when more people use a park,

other people feel comfortable going too,

and that's a good thing for everybody.

Families are also concerned with things in nature

that may cause harm, like sun, insects, and poison ivy.

These can be avoided fairly easily.

Apply sunscreen before you leave the house,

since it can take 15 minutes to start working.

And bug spray helps keep mosquitoes and ticks away.

And avoid poison ivy by showing your kids what it looks like.

And, when you get home, have your kids shower.

Soapy water can wash away oils from poison ivy

and sweep insects down the drain.

Finally, take steps to avoid dangers.

Set some rules with your kids.

Discuss what they're allowed to do,

where they can go, and what they can't touch.

Choose a meeting place in case anyone gets lost.

But above all, deal with safety concerns in a matter-of-fact way

so you don't make your kids nervous about going outside.

Most of the time, it's very safe.

The real danger is in not getting outside

and not doing science with your kids.

You'll miss all the fun.

For more ideas on how to connect with nature

in your own neighborhood,

check out PLUM LANDING at pbskids.org/plumlanding.

And there you'll find app suggestions

and printable science activities

that will help get your family outdoors.

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How to Do Science Outdoors with Your Kids | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 1:47.

How to explore science outdoors with your child.

As a parent, there's lots you can do

to nurture your child's interest in nature.

I'm José González

and I'm a nature educator and outdoor enthusiast.

And I work with families to help them enjoy being outdoors.

Here are a few tips.

Notice what your kids are interested in,

and show them that you're interested, too.

If your child points out water rushing down the street,

follow the water and see where it goes.

If your kid notices a plant, take a close look at it

and see what else might be living around it.

Ask your kids questions and listen to their answers.

What do you think lives in there?

A squirrel.

Ask open-ended questions,

the kind that don't have just a yes or no answer.

"Why do you think all the flowers on these plants

face in the same direction?"

Or "Where do you think squirrels find water?"

Then listen to your kids' answers.

If your kids ask you a question,

don't worry if you don't have an answer.

It's okay to say "I don't know" or "Let's find out together."

Make connections between your kids' lives

and what they do outdoors.

Notice berries at the grocery store,

and then try to find animals eating berries.

If you read a book that has an oak tree,

try finding the same tree in a park.

For more ideas on how to connect with nature

in your own neighborhood,

check out PLUM LANDING at pbskids.org/plumlanding.

And there you'll find app suggestions

and printable science activities

that will help get your family outdoors.

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For more infomation >> How to Do Science Outdoors with Your Kids | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 1:47.

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5 Ways to Start Exploring the Outdoors | PLUM LANDING on PBS KIDS - Duration: 2:22.

Five ways to motivate your family to do science outside.

Parents want to go outside to do science with their kids,

but they often feel like they don't have the time.

I'm José González

and I'm a nature educator and outdoor enthusiast,

and I work with families to help them enjoy being outdoors.

Here are five things that you can do to motivate your family.

Number one-- start small.

Build in ten minutes a week

to do a very simple science activity.

As you walk around the block,

describe the animals and plants that you see.

Set a date on your calendar so you don't forget about it.

Number two-- take baby steps.

Add ten minutes each week to the time you spend outdoors

until you reach your goal.

You can "spend" it all in one go,

like a once-a-week field trips to visit a pond

or explore nearby walking trails,

or you can spread it out over the course of a week,

like taking a daily ten-minute break to watch the moon

right outside your home.

Number three-- use a structured program

to help you reach your goals.

With PLUM LANDING's Outdoor Adventures game,

your kids can earn badges for doing nature activities,

like going on a sniffing safari...

(sniffing)

...or mapping the plants and animals in your neighborhood.

There are also lots of apps that can help you

keep track of your outdoor activity.

Some offer coupons and discounts to reward you

for healthy behavior.

Number four-- ask for support.

Tell your family and friends

that you want to spend more time outside,

and ask them for their help.

They might even want to join you in reaching this goal.

Number five-- think of the rewards.

By spending time outside doing science, you are investing

in your family's well-being and learning.

This will pay off down the road.

Time in nature doing science

can boost your kids' mental and physical health.

For more ideas on how to connect with nature

in your own neighborhood,

check out PLUM LANDING at pbskids.org/plumlanding.

And there you'll find app suggestions

and printable science activities

that will help get your family outdoors.

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S. Korea-Tanzania reaffirm bilateral cooperation marking 25th year of establishing ties - Duration: 2:45.

Foreign Ministers of South Korea and Tanzania met to mark 25 years of diplomatic relations.

According to our Connie Kim, the two not only reaffirmed bilateral cooperation on economy,

but covered North Korea issues as well.

The foreign ministers of South Korea and Tanzania have reaffirmed their bilateral cooperation

marking the 25th year that Seoul and Dodoma established bilateral relations.

"You are making your first ever visit to Asia since your inauguration as foreign minister.//I

hope you can witness changes in Korea, including the stark reality between Korean people across

the DMZ."

The interaction between the two countries have transcended geographical and political

borders over the years,... with South Korea sending at least 340 million U.S. dollars

as Official Development Aid to Tanzania, the largest amount to date among African countries

during the period between 1987 to 2015.

With two-way trade mounting to 245 million dollars as of 2015, Tanzania's minister says

the country is seeking further cooperation with South Korea in various areas, including

agriculture.

"Particularly in the area of manufacturing and now trade between Tanzania and Korea have

been expanding.

We see in that trade exchange some of the trade commodities could be value added in

Tanzania and some of the goods we import and from Korea could be manufactured in Tanzania."

Reflecting decades of cooperation between the two, Tanzania, a traditional ally of North

Korea, joins the list of African countries turning their back to Pyongyang,... issuing

a statement condemning North Korea's fifth nuclear test in 2016.

"The conflict on the Korean peninsula is one that has persisted and one of the agenda of

the United Nations because we see as a threat to international peace and security.

It is to that extent that Tanzania would want to align itself with the agenda of the UNSC

and the UN as a whole and express concern of the tension on the peninsula."

The cooperation between Seoul and Dodoma not only in economic terms but also against Pyongyang's

ongoing provocations is set to strengthen with Tanzania's embassy scheduled to open

in South Korea for the first time in the second half of this year.

Connie Kim, Arirang News.

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Time Out of Mind (2014): 32:23 - 33:02 (1080p) - Duration: 0:40.

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Sing-Along w/ Nella the Princess Knight's Karaoke Music Video (w/ Lyrics) | Nick Jr. - Duration: 1:39.

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A Day in the Life of: Jolie Laide | .CA domains - Duration: 2:30.

♪[music]♪

Hi my name's Jacqueline, and I'm the

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♪[music]♪

Jolie Laide is a leather accessories line that focus on leather camera straps and

leather camera bags. The reason Jolie Laide started, I was out shooting for

Paris Fashion Week, and I happened to make

a DIY camera strap, and my favorite blogger

loved it. And when I came home and I was editing photos, I realized like there was

nothing else like it, and no one had anything like that, and it kind of sparked

an idea. So, it works. Some photographers that are my favorite,

right, I have tons like Ryan McGinley, but right now I'm really into a photographer

called Peter Beard. He just incorporates photography, and art, and social issues.

So his photography is not...it has impact, it has meaning, it has a lot of

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is a place on College called The Walton. It's a beautiful new café they just

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- Difficulty walking - Yellowing of eyes and skin

- Memory Problems - Hallucinations and suicidal thoughts

- Lack of coordination - Talking Difficulty

- Seizures

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- Lavender Lavender has neuroprotective properties

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before bedtime.

- Saint John's herb This herb is a great antidepressant. however

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irritability, dizziness, stomach pain, fatigue, tingling, dry mouth and lack of sleep.

Besides if consumed in excess may cause allergy if exposure

Sun.

- Valeriana Acts to combat headache, anxiety

and insomnia. However, there are cases where it may cause these same symptoms.

- Passion Flower The passion flower helps to relax and acts

with sedative action. Combating insomnia, anxiety and convulsions.

- Ashwagandha It can be used in cases of insomnia and treatment

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cortisol which is associated with stress. It can be taken as tea or in capsules.

Can cause side effects like vomiting, diarrhea and stomach pain.

- Golden Root Fighting exhaustion and chronic fatigue. relieves

stress and promotes wellness. Prolonged use can be dangerous.

- Chamomile Chamomile brings tranquility. principled

assets such as luteolin, apigenin and abisabolol it lowers blood pressure.

You can take chamomile tea all nights.

- Rosemary The rosemary improves memory and performance

cognitive. Its overuse causes redness the skin, uterine bleeding, irritation

kidney, vomiting and sensitivity to the sun.

- Vanilla Just the smell of vanilla relax already. however

if not consumed in moderation it can cause headaches, swelling, irritation

and insomnia.

- Lemongrass This herb reduces anxiety and bring more quality

life when it comes to dementia cases serious. The lemongrass provides tranquility

and strengthens memory.

When consumed in excess can cause pain abdominal, nausea, dizziness and vomiting.

Children are only allowed to use for 7 days as adults for 30 days.

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The Family Plot – April 22, 2017 - Duration: 26:31.

- Hi, thanks for joining us for The Family Plot,

Gardening in the Mid-South, I'm Chris Cooper.

Biting into a fresh picked peach is great

but if you do not spray, you might get a juicy worm too.

Today we're gonna show you how to spray fruit trees.

Also bird feeders are one of the best ways to attract

birds to your back yard, we'll show you how to hang one.

That's just ahead on The Family Plot,

Gardening in the Mid-South.

- [Female narrator] Production funding for

The Family Plot, Gardening in the Mid-South is provided by:

Good Winds Landscape and Garden Center, in Germantown

since 1943 and continuing to offer its plants

for successful gardening with seven greenhouses

and three acres of plants plus

comprehensive landscape services.

International Paper Foundation.

The WKNO Production Fund, the WKNO Endowment Fund

and by viewers like you, thank you.

(guitar music)

- Welcome to The Family Plot, I'm Chris Cooper,

joining you today is Mr D. and Miss Debbie Bruce

will be joining us later to hang a bird feeder.

Alright Mr D. - Talk about sprayin'.

- We're gonna talk about sprayin' trees, right?

- Peach trees, that's right.

Before I get into the actual spraying demonstration,

I wanna talk a little bit about safety.

Probably the best thing you can do where safety is

concerned first is to read the label.

And near the top of the label after it tells you

what we've got and the active ingredients and all of that,

it's gonna tell you what to wear.

Never will you see on the pesticide label

tellin' you to wear shorts, t- shirts, and flip flops.

- [Chris] This is true. - They're always gonna

tell you to wear a hat, wear safety glasses,

to wear rubber gloves, long sleeve shirt, long pants

and shoes or boots and so that's.

- You ready to go. - I'm ready to go.

And I'm doin' this not just because of the label

but because I've sprayed enough to know that sometimes

the wind changes and sometimes and it drifts on you

and I mean, I've gotta go 360 degrees around this tree

to get it sprayed, if there's any wind at all,

at some point I'm gonna be down wind.

So I want some protective gear on.

If you get some on you, wash it off immediately.

Just go wash it off, soap and water.

If you need to take a shower, take a shower.

And wash your clothes. - Is that pretty soon after?

- Pretty soon, especially if it's on your skin.

If it's gets on your skin, yes, very soon afterwards.

You need to go on and get it off of ya.

Most of the pesticides we're talkin' about,

all of 'em are not restricted use pesticides

so they're not that dangerous for homeowners to use

if you follow that label instructions.

Okay, I've already got my sprayer mixed up here.

This tree is about what, eight feet tall,

a little over eight feet tall, the tallest limb.

And it's about eight feet in diameter so that tells

me that I'm probably gonna need to mix up about

a half gallon to a gallon of material to spray.

That's important to know because you don't want to

mix up more than you really need.

You wanna run out when you're spraying.

You don't wanna have any leftover because you

don't want to store it, it can clog up your sprayer.

It may become inactivated and not work for ya.

So there's a lot of things you wanna finish up spraying.

- Do enough to spray it out.

- That's right, do enough to spray it out.

Because this peach tree still has some blooms on it,

I am not going to apply an insecticide in this first spray.

I'm going to only apply fungicide.

I've got a spreader sticker mixed in there too

to make it stick to the limbs.

I'm gonna spray almost to the point of run off.

I'm gonna direct my spray to the lower and both

sides of the leaves if I can.

I'm gonna also go down and spray the base of the tree.

And what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to get brown rot.

Brown rot is the number one fungal disease on

peaches, plums and nectarines and it can destroy

you if you don't control brown rot.

So we've got wind at about four

miles an hour which is good.

- So that's considered to be okay?

- The best is no wind or very little wind.

That's almost impossible to happen.

If it's sprayin', if the wind's blowin' more

than 10 miles an hour, 10 or 15 miles an hour,

you probably ought not to be sprayin'.

You probably need to put it off.

If you do spray when you know you're gonna get spray

on you, you need a face mask too, you need a face mask.

- You gotta be careful. - You don't wanna breathe

any of this stuff and you don't wanna get it on your skin.

- You gotta be careful, folks.

- Let's get to it. - Alright, let's do it.

- Gonna need a little pressure here.

(pumping of handle)

Alright, that oughta do. - I can hear it.

- A flat fan nozzle is a good nozzle to use

when you're spraying fruit trees.

Let's see what we've got here.

This tree is really easy to spray because it's

been pruned well, the center has been opened up.

If it had not been sprayed, if it had not been

pruned well, it would be almost impossible to get

my spray mixture on these leaves.

- That's a good open center.

- It's opened up and it's very easy to get

good coverage on this tree, let me go on

and move on around here.

- That's a great illustration.

- You don't have to spray until it runs off.

Spray it almost to the point of run off.

Turn my wand over, spray on the underside.

Wanna make sure I spray the trunk and lower limbs

because those fungal spores can attach themselves anywhere.

Now I only am usin' fungicide.

I saw a honey bee there, this fungicide

will not hurt the honey bees.

You can buy home orchard sprays that already

pre-mixed, it's very important that you do not

use a pre-mixed home orchard spray while the plant

is blooming because it already has the insecticide in it.

The fungicide that I'm using is Captan.

I could also use Sulfur, I could use Chlorothalonil,

either one of those fungicides work well.

As soon as all the petals have fallen off,

I'm going to add an insecticide into the mix.

Now with peaches, plums and nectarines I have

a choice between malithion and carbaryl.

With apples and pears, my only choice is malithion.

Because carbaryl if used within 21 days after the bloom

will cause apples and pears to abort their crop.

So you don't wanna do that.

Most home orchard sprays have malithion,

most of the pre-mixed one have malithion in 'em.

Most of 'em have malithion and Captan.

Pretty important to use a spreader sticker.

You can use a commercial spreader sticker

or just use detergent, a tablespoon or a teaspoon

of detergent will do just as well.

- [Chris] Good old liquid Joy or some Dawn will do just fine.

And while you're doin' that Mr D., you can mention

that the orchard spray guide can definitely help you out.

- That's right, the information I've been giving you,

all of it came from the home orchard spray guide for

the state of Tennessee, Chris has 'em in his office.

You can go to UT's website and get them.

Or you could simply Google or use a search engine

and list home orchard spray guide for whatever

state you're in, if you're in Mississippi or Kentucky,

I would encourage you to go to

that state's land grant institution.

Now what I'm doing here needs

to be done every seven to 10 days.

- [Chris] Wow, so what if it rains

in between one of those, Mr D.?

- If it rains, then that application has been erased

and you need to, as soon as possible re-do it.

- As soon as possible. - As soon as possible.

Re-do it because if you wait two or three days,

those two or three days that tree is unprotected.

- Because like you always say, right,

if you have plums, peaches and nectarines,

you're gonna have to do some spraying, right?

- You are, I promise you.

There's nothing that I know of organic that will

prevent plum curculio and brown rot.

If you know of somethin' that will, let me know.

And be aware, I've already tried pretty much everything.

If you have somethin' on your mind that you think will work,

I've probably already heard it.

I've been doin' this for about 35 years.

- [Chris] Oh, I think you would know

a little somethin' about that.

- I think we've got that one sprayed for now.

It's cloudin' up, it may rain in a little while.

We may need to do this again

in a couple hours but maybe not.

- Alright, well we appreciate that demonstration, Mr D.

- Most welcome. - Alright.

(upbeat music)

There are a number of gardening events going on

in the next couple of weeks, here are just

a few that might interest you.

(upbeat music)

Hi Miss Debbie, we're glad to have you here today.

- Well thank you for having me, it's a beautiful day.

- It's a gorgeous day, we are outside of the studio.

Bird feeders. - Yes, I'm excited.

- I am, we're excited about this.

- I am, this is a beautiful area.

You guys must be covered up with birds and you don't

even know it but putting a feeder in is gonna pull

'em out of the canopies of the trees and hopefully

An Giang info

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