Core blueberry cultivation technology
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Book Introduction
Key blueberry cultivation techniques taught by a senior agronomist through his own experience.
Blueberries are a truly attractive fruit.
It is popular as a high-income crop due to its excellent taste, various functional properties, and high profitability.
Everyone wants to grow blueberries at least once, and dreams of having a wonderful blueberry farm.
However, cultivation is not as easy as it sounds.
Because of the unique ecological characteristics of blueberry trees, if you plant them like regular fruit trees or if you neglect to manage them, they will most likely fail.
On the other hand, if you understand its characteristics and apply the required techniques well, it can be surprisingly easy to cultivate.
So, you have to start studying.
This is true of all farming, but especially of blueberry farming.
The author has personally farmed blueberries in Goesan, and has compiled the core blueberry cultivation techniques he has learned through research as a professor and cultivation experience as a farmer into this book.
It provides the basic information needed to grow blueberries, as well as the author's vivid experiences, with situational photos.
It contains everything about blueberries, from delicious ways to eat blueberries, simple processing methods, to profit models, success stories, and even testimonials.
Blueberries are a truly attractive fruit.
It is popular as a high-income crop due to its excellent taste, various functional properties, and high profitability.
Everyone wants to grow blueberries at least once, and dreams of having a wonderful blueberry farm.
However, cultivation is not as easy as it sounds.
Because of the unique ecological characteristics of blueberry trees, if you plant them like regular fruit trees or if you neglect to manage them, they will most likely fail.
On the other hand, if you understand its characteristics and apply the required techniques well, it can be surprisingly easy to cultivate.
So, you have to start studying.
This is true of all farming, but especially of blueberry farming.
The author has personally farmed blueberries in Goesan, and has compiled the core blueberry cultivation techniques he has learned through research as a professor and cultivation experience as a farmer into this book.
It provides the basic information needed to grow blueberries, as well as the author's vivid experiences, with situational photos.
It contains everything about blueberries, from delicious ways to eat blueberries, simple processing methods, to profit models, success stories, and even testimonials.
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index
Chapter 1: Why Blueberries?
1.1.
8 Charms of Blueberries
1.2.
Why Blueberries Are Called a 'Superfood'
1.3.
Cultivation and consumption are increasing, and the outlook is bright.
Chapter 2: Let's first learn about the characteristics of blueberry trees.
2.1.
Botanical classification and five cultivars
2.2.
Structure, shape, and growth characteristics of trees
2.3.
The growing environment, especially the soil environment, is important.
Chapter 3: Preparing for the Opening: Selecting the Right Site and Varieties, and Gathering Seedlings
3.1.
Select a suitable site for the farm
3.2.
It would be good to manage the planned farm site in advance.
3.3.
Choose your varieties carefully
3.4.
Buy seedlings.
Or produce it yourself
Chapter 4: Planting Seedlings and Subsequent Care
4.1.
Make a ridge and dig a large hole
4.2.
Plant the seedlings and finish with mulching.
4.3.
Irrigation and fertilization, watering and fertilizing
4.4.
Soil management and tree fruit management
Chapter 5: Pruning and Picking Flower Buds
5.1.
Why is prenatal care done and what are its effects?
5.2.
Various aspects of the Jeonjeong
5.3.
Pruning techniques vary depending on the age of the tree.
5.4.
Attracts branches and thins out flowers and fruits
Chapter 6: Trees must be cared for and protected.
6.1.
There are many types of pests and diseases, but the damage is not great.
6.2.
Physiological disorders occur under poor growing conditions.
6.3.
Among wild animals, bird damage is the greatest.
Chapter 7: Harvesting and Storage: Successful Farming Is All About Selling
7.1.
Harvest season judgment is important
7.2.
Let's apply harvesting techniques properly.
7.3.
After cooling, store the fruit at low temperatures.
7.4.
Direct transactions are advantageous for distribution sales.
Appendix 1 Monthly Focused Cultivation Management Points
Appendix 2: How to Eat Blueberries Deliciously
Appendix 3 Blueberries, Easy Processing Method
Appendix 4: Pension Tree Revenue Model and Success Stories
Appendix 5: Blueberry "Laziness Farming" Experience
1.1.
8 Charms of Blueberries
1.2.
Why Blueberries Are Called a 'Superfood'
1.3.
Cultivation and consumption are increasing, and the outlook is bright.
Chapter 2: Let's first learn about the characteristics of blueberry trees.
2.1.
Botanical classification and five cultivars
2.2.
Structure, shape, and growth characteristics of trees
2.3.
The growing environment, especially the soil environment, is important.
Chapter 3: Preparing for the Opening: Selecting the Right Site and Varieties, and Gathering Seedlings
3.1.
Select a suitable site for the farm
3.2.
It would be good to manage the planned farm site in advance.
3.3.
Choose your varieties carefully
3.4.
Buy seedlings.
Or produce it yourself
Chapter 4: Planting Seedlings and Subsequent Care
4.1.
Make a ridge and dig a large hole
4.2.
Plant the seedlings and finish with mulching.
4.3.
Irrigation and fertilization, watering and fertilizing
4.4.
Soil management and tree fruit management
Chapter 5: Pruning and Picking Flower Buds
5.1.
Why is prenatal care done and what are its effects?
5.2.
Various aspects of the Jeonjeong
5.3.
Pruning techniques vary depending on the age of the tree.
5.4.
Attracts branches and thins out flowers and fruits
Chapter 6: Trees must be cared for and protected.
6.1.
There are many types of pests and diseases, but the damage is not great.
6.2.
Physiological disorders occur under poor growing conditions.
6.3.
Among wild animals, bird damage is the greatest.
Chapter 7: Harvesting and Storage: Successful Farming Is All About Selling
7.1.
Harvest season judgment is important
7.2.
Let's apply harvesting techniques properly.
7.3.
After cooling, store the fruit at low temperatures.
7.4.
Direct transactions are advantageous for distribution sales.
Appendix 1 Monthly Focused Cultivation Management Points
Appendix 2: How to Eat Blueberries Deliciously
Appendix 3 Blueberries, Easy Processing Method
Appendix 4: Pension Tree Revenue Model and Success Stories
Appendix 5: Blueberry "Laziness Farming" Experience
Into the book
Despite its short cultivation history, blueberries have established themselves as a major fruit tree.
The cultivation area and consumer market continue to increase.
Why? Because of the unique charm of blueberries.
Above all, it has excellent taste and functionality, a stable market price, and high income.
I highly recommend blueberries to aspiring farmers.
--- p.11
Blueberries' functional substance, 'anthocyanin', is divided into six types, and each type has different functionality.
Blueberries contain a wide variety of anthocyanins.
In particular, it contains a lot of blue anthocyanins, so it is blue in color and has special functionality accordingly.
This is why blueberries are called a 'superfood'.
--- p.17
One of the charms of blueberries is their excellent ornamental qualities.
It is a fruit tree where you can enjoy looking at the trees, flowers, and fruits.
If I say this, you might ask if the same thing applies to apples and peaches.
However, blueberries are different in that they are shrubs and small in stature, making them suitable for bringing into garden beds or indoors to enjoy.
Blueberries are a fruit that you can enjoy growing, looking at, and picking and eating while keeping them around you.
--- p.108
Let us look at the trees growing in the mountains and fields.
It grows well even without fertilizer.
As long as the cycle of the natural ecosystem is not broken, normal growth is possible with natural fertilizers supplied by nature.
Farming today tends to involve too much interference with the crops once they are planted.
The problem caused by excessive fertilization is the phenomenon of salt concentration disturbance.
Fertilizers that accumulate in the soil burn and kill blueberry leaves.
If it's not enough, you can give a little more, but if it's too much, there's no solution.
It is important to grow trees with minimal interference and seemingly insufficient fertilization.
--- p.161~162
Blueberry farms are quiet in winter.
Except during harvest season, if there is work, it is light work.
In the quiet winter, I go out to the blueberry field and prune the trees from time to time.
Although February is the right time, busy people start in December.
The idea is to do a little bit every day.
In winter, the trees shed their clothes and reveal their interior, allowing you to approach them more closely.
So, you can have a light skinship and even have a silent conversation with the sleeping blueberry.
As soon as pruning begins, all the worries and distractions of the world disappear.
--- p.199
After becoming a mature tree, all I did on the farm was pruning once in the spring, weeding twice in the summer, and harvesting.
It is a large tree that has grown into a mature tree, but it is not given a single handful of fertilizer or a single drop of water.
Yet, the results are astonishing every year.
It's been three years since we've had a proper harvest.
It runs a lot, the eggs are big, and the taste is also the best.
When we go to harvest, everyone is impressed by nature's gifts.
I admire the blue-green fruits hanging in clusters, am moved by the taste of each grain, and above all, bow my head to nature's bountiful gifts.
The cultivation area and consumer market continue to increase.
Why? Because of the unique charm of blueberries.
Above all, it has excellent taste and functionality, a stable market price, and high income.
I highly recommend blueberries to aspiring farmers.
--- p.11
Blueberries' functional substance, 'anthocyanin', is divided into six types, and each type has different functionality.
Blueberries contain a wide variety of anthocyanins.
In particular, it contains a lot of blue anthocyanins, so it is blue in color and has special functionality accordingly.
This is why blueberries are called a 'superfood'.
--- p.17
One of the charms of blueberries is their excellent ornamental qualities.
It is a fruit tree where you can enjoy looking at the trees, flowers, and fruits.
If I say this, you might ask if the same thing applies to apples and peaches.
However, blueberries are different in that they are shrubs and small in stature, making them suitable for bringing into garden beds or indoors to enjoy.
Blueberries are a fruit that you can enjoy growing, looking at, and picking and eating while keeping them around you.
--- p.108
Let us look at the trees growing in the mountains and fields.
It grows well even without fertilizer.
As long as the cycle of the natural ecosystem is not broken, normal growth is possible with natural fertilizers supplied by nature.
Farming today tends to involve too much interference with the crops once they are planted.
The problem caused by excessive fertilization is the phenomenon of salt concentration disturbance.
Fertilizers that accumulate in the soil burn and kill blueberry leaves.
If it's not enough, you can give a little more, but if it's too much, there's no solution.
It is important to grow trees with minimal interference and seemingly insufficient fertilization.
--- p.161~162
Blueberry farms are quiet in winter.
Except during harvest season, if there is work, it is light work.
In the quiet winter, I go out to the blueberry field and prune the trees from time to time.
Although February is the right time, busy people start in December.
The idea is to do a little bit every day.
In winter, the trees shed their clothes and reveal their interior, allowing you to approach them more closely.
So, you can have a light skinship and even have a silent conversation with the sleeping blueberry.
As soon as pruning begins, all the worries and distractions of the world disappear.
--- p.199
After becoming a mature tree, all I did on the farm was pruning once in the spring, weeding twice in the summer, and harvesting.
It is a large tree that has grown into a mature tree, but it is not given a single handful of fertilizer or a single drop of water.
Yet, the results are astonishing every year.
It's been three years since we've had a proper harvest.
It runs a lot, the eggs are big, and the taste is also the best.
When we go to harvest, everyone is impressed by nature's gifts.
I admire the blue-green fruits hanging in clusters, am moved by the taste of each grain, and above all, bow my head to nature's bountiful gifts.
--- p.286
Publisher's Review
Blueberries are easy to eat and are known to be good for your health, and are one of the top 10 superfoods selected by Time magazine.
In addition, there are many ways to grow it, it is easy to work with, and it is highly profitable, so there is considerable interest in growing it.
To enjoy blueberries and grow them well, you need to know their characteristics.
The author, who taught students for a long time as a professor in the Department of Agriculture at the Korea National Open University, encountered blueberries around the time of retirement, and is now researching and farming them himself.
This book is a good blend of the author's experiences and knowledge.
In particular, you can encounter valuable information gained through direct experience, and you can also encounter the philosophy of life and farming as observed by a senior scholar through farming.
The author compares blueberries to the bluebird of happiness, saying, “The bluebird of happiness called blueberry is not far away,” and preaches that anyone can easily find and find blueberries and become happy.
We have organized it so that anyone can easily understand it by explaining various information in the simplest terms possible with photos and pictures.
The author also recommends blueberry farming, comparing blueberries to pension trees for retirees, and even offers classes on the subject.
In addition, there are many ways to grow it, it is easy to work with, and it is highly profitable, so there is considerable interest in growing it.
To enjoy blueberries and grow them well, you need to know their characteristics.
The author, who taught students for a long time as a professor in the Department of Agriculture at the Korea National Open University, encountered blueberries around the time of retirement, and is now researching and farming them himself.
This book is a good blend of the author's experiences and knowledge.
In particular, you can encounter valuable information gained through direct experience, and you can also encounter the philosophy of life and farming as observed by a senior scholar through farming.
The author compares blueberries to the bluebird of happiness, saying, “The bluebird of happiness called blueberry is not far away,” and preaches that anyone can easily find and find blueberries and become happy.
We have organized it so that anyone can easily understand it by explaining various information in the simplest terms possible with photos and pictures.
The author also recommends blueberry farming, comparing blueberries to pension trees for retirees, and even offers classes on the subject.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: June 25, 2021
- Page count, weight, size: 296 pages | 540g | 173*245*16mm
- ISBN13: 9788920040542
- ISBN10: 8920040540
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