Tie One On!More than You Ever Wanted To Know About Trellising

Cory Mosser

Natural Born Tillers

Natural Born Tillers

•Design and Implementation of new farms.

•Multiple scales from backyard gardens to 70 acre wholesale operations.

•Heavy emphasis on Organic and Season Extension. In 2016, assisted with 4 larger-scale tunnel farms

Reasons or

Live and Let Tie-Disease Control

-Harvest Efficiency

-Improve Quality

-Pest Protection

- Increase Density

The Bad or

When Trellising Gets Hung Up-Initial Expense

-Set up time

-Ongoing maintenance

-Disease/Insect Vectors

-Giant clean up messes

-Storage Issues

How To Not Screw Up or

Hang On Or Tie Tryin’-Buy a small amount every season

-Scavenge for used/free materials

-Work in Teams

-Clean trellis netting

-Take Time to set up properly

-Disassemble before things get ugly

-Store neatly

Measure Twice, Pound T-posts once

Tools of The Trade Or

Tools To Tie For

StructureT-Posts

Wood Stakes Bamboo

Cattle Panel

SupportTrellis Net

Steel Cable Electric Fence Wire

Nylon String Sisal

AttachmentGreenhouse Clips

Zip Ties Insulators Crimpers

Tensioners

Is it permanent or mobile?

Spinning Jenny!

Most basic: Cages

Techniques or

If At First You Don’t Succeed, Tie, Tie AgainTomatoes

Weave Greenhouse New Ideas

Don’t?

CukesLow Trellis Top-Down

Net

PeppersLattice

BramblesHigh Tension

Shift

PSU SARE Research Project

I’m so Trellis!

Bramble Trellising

Shift Trellis

Fruit Tree Trellising

• Business Planning

• Efficiency Improvement

• Project Management

• Farm Development

• Affordable Small Farm Coaching

Cory Mosser

www.naturalborntillers.com

912.257.9865

corymoss22@gmail.com

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Any Questions You’re Tying To Ask Me?