with Greg Ardiel partner in Ardiel Acres Limited
with Greg Ardiel partner in Ardiel Acres Limited

and you're going to be sharing a little bit about  your family operation and your apple orchard yeah  
and you're going to be sharing a little bit about  your family operation and your apple orchard yeah  

that's right so we uh my dad my brother and i all  farm together here in the southern georgian bay  
that's right so we uh my dad my brother and i all  farm together here in the southern georgian bay  

area of ontario uh we grow about 330 acres of  orchard about half high density half standard  
area of ontario uh we grow about 330 acres of  orchard about half high density half standard  

and are consistently uh transitioning towards  more high density all the time that's amazing  
and are consistently uh transitioning towards  more high density all the time that's amazing  

now what year was your farm founded or we moved  to the area in 1920 so 101 years now and what  
now what year was your farm founded or we moved  to the area in 1920 so 101 years now and what  

generation are you i'm fourth generation my  brother and i liam what is the timeline of  
generation are you i'm fourth generation my  brother and i liam what is the timeline of  

growing apples it's a long process start to finish  our orchards we typically expect to last for 25 to  
growing apples it's a long process start to finish  our orchards we typically expect to last for 25 to  

30 years from planting uh your a couple years from  when you order the trees to when you receive them  
30 years from planting uh your a couple years from  when you order the trees to when you receive them  

and then four to six years before you're reaching  uh sustainable production levels and then another  
and then four to six years before you're reaching  uh sustainable production levels and then another  

20 to 25 years of full production that's  incredible and that's also very different  
20 to 25 years of full production that's  incredible and that's also very different  

there's kind of heritage apple orchards yep yeah  there's still some older varieties and different  
there's kind of heritage apple orchards yep yeah  there's still some older varieties and different  

uses for them whether it's in the fresh industry  or the process and sauce industry now why do you  
uses for them whether it's in the fresh industry  or the process and sauce industry now why do you  

plant new trees after 25 years uh part of it has  to do with variety changes and prayer has to do  
plant new trees after 25 years uh part of it has  to do with variety changes and prayer has to do  

with technology and innovation and keeping up  with things keeping things modern and current  
with technology and innovation and keeping up  with things keeping things modern and current  

and becoming more efficient all the time and  using best production practices and precision egg  
and becoming more efficient all the time and  using best production practices and precision egg  

what is the growing season of the apples uh we  will typically well from january we'll spend a  
what is the growing season of the apples uh we  will typically well from january we'll spend a  

lot of time in the shop working on equipment and a  lot of office work reviewing numbers of blocks and  
lot of time in the shop working on equipment and a  lot of office work reviewing numbers of blocks and  

yields and making decisions on what comes out and  what stays mid-march our workforce will arrive and  
yields and making decisions on what comes out and  what stays mid-march our workforce will arrive and  

we'll start pruning trees that will carry on until  uh mid-may when we have a significant green tissue  
we'll start pruning trees that will carry on until  uh mid-may when we have a significant green tissue  

and then all while lots of uh spraying and  herbiciding mowing then we'll get into uh chemical  
and then all while lots of uh spraying and  herbiciding mowing then we'll get into uh chemical  

thinning the trees to reduce the crop load so  we get a better volume of uh sizeable fruit and  
thinning the trees to reduce the crop load so  we get a better volume of uh sizeable fruit and  

then uh some summer pruning and opening up the  tree canopy and then moving into harvest in  
then uh some summer pruning and opening up the  tree canopy and then moving into harvest in  

early september carrying us through till almost  november oh wow then uh everything will go into  
early september carrying us through till almost  november oh wow then uh everything will go into  

either direct to pack out or direct to store or  into controlled atmosphere storage where it'll  
either direct to pack out or direct to store or  into controlled atmosphere storage where it'll  

be stored up to 10 months and sold through the  year do you store any of your apples on the farm  
be stored up to 10 months and sold through the  year do you store any of your apples on the farm  

we have a packing and storage with five other  families in the area that we own together that's  
we have a packing and storage with five other  families in the area that we own together that's  

really great what varieties of apples do you grow  our main focus now is gale ambrosia honeycrisp  
really great what varieties of apples do you grow  our main focus now is gale ambrosia honeycrisp  

uh we still produce lots of macintosh empire  spartan uh northern spy ida red cortland  
uh we still produce lots of macintosh empire  spartan uh northern spy ida red cortland  

can you explain a little bit more about your  high density trees and what those are so we are  
can you explain a little bit more about your  high density trees and what those are so we are  

constantly transitioning our orchards over to high  density plantings meeting more trees per acre so  
constantly transitioning our orchards over to high  density plantings meeting more trees per acre so  

the tree is much smaller that keeps it much more  consistent and hedge like like the trees behind us  
the tree is much smaller that keeps it much more  consistent and hedge like like the trees behind us  

that allows for better sunlight penetrate  penetration better air flow through the tree  
that allows for better sunlight penetrate  penetration better air flow through the tree  

reducing disease pressure uh better spray coverage  also and higher production and yield per acre  
reducing disease pressure uh better spray coverage  also and higher production and yield per acre  

higher production um higher quality of yield  will produce a similar amount with our older  
higher production um higher quality of yield  will produce a similar amount with our older  

trees but we won't get as much fresh fruit out  of them oh wow okay and then it allows us to  
trees but we won't get as much fresh fruit out  of them oh wow okay and then it allows us to  

mechanize things such as using this labor platform  you can see behind us to harvest the tops of the  
mechanize things such as using this labor platform  you can see behind us to harvest the tops of the  

trees as opposed to using ladders yes and that  must be really great yeah big cost savings  
trees as opposed to using ladders yes and that  must be really great yeah big cost savings  

yes what is the process of harvesting your apples  uh we'll go through first and pick the fruit on  
yes what is the process of harvesting your apples  uh we'll go through first and pick the fruit on  

the ground and the guys will wear a picking  basket where they can pick directly into it  
the ground and the guys will wear a picking  basket where they can pick directly into it  

and we'll grade the fruit as we pick it to  greater any calls or something that we don't  
and we'll grade the fruit as we pick it to  greater any calls or something that we don't  

think will make a packing line and then they'll go  into the bin into storage and then we'll go back  
think will make a packing line and then they'll go  into the bin into storage and then we'll go back  

through and pick the tops of the platform well  thank you so much this is just fascinating good
through and pick the tops of the platform well  thank you so much this is just fascinating good

what is this machine called this is a harvest  platform so it allows us to uh pick the fruit  
what is this machine called this is a harvest  platform so it allows us to uh pick the fruit  

that's above that kind of ergonomic level for  the guys to reach yeah you know and so instead  
that's above that kind of ergonomic level for  the guys to reach yeah you know and so instead  

of going up and down the ladder every tree  um this just moves along it's all auto steer  
of going up and down the ladder every tree  um this just moves along it's all auto steer  

so it uses a uh oh wow auto steer yes it uses  a vision system to uh take out the roadway so  
so it uses a uh oh wow auto steer yes it uses  a vision system to uh take out the roadway so  

they can steer itself in different roads so the  apples come in they're loaded gently down and  
they can steer itself in different roads so the  apples come in they're loaded gently down and  

then it automatically adjusts based on the height  of the fruit in the bin so it's never bruising  
then it automatically adjusts based on the height  of the fruit in the bin so it's never bruising  

the anything are also grating as they pick  if they see something that won't make the  
the anything are also grating as they pick  if they see something that won't make the  

grave they'll toss it on the ground and  what variety of apples are these ambrosia
grave they'll toss it on the ground and  what variety of apples are these ambrosia

do your apples mostly stay in Ontario or  
do your apples mostly stay in Ontario or  

uh not necessarily it depends a lot on markets  um we've actually shipped apples as far as  
uh not necessarily it depends a lot on markets  um we've actually shipped apples as far as  

Afghanistan and Sri Lanka oh wow but uh is there  different varieties that are preferred uh when  
Afghanistan and Sri Lanka oh wow but uh is there  different varieties that are preferred uh when  

shipping to different countries yep so much still  the sweeter ones trying to be the more popular
shipping to different countries yep so much still  the sweeter ones trying to be the more popular

yeah and then it just leaves the crate and  then another charge will come along and pull  
yeah and then it just leaves the crate and  then another charge will come along and pull  

these cool things the apples that are left on the  trees what happens we're waiting for more color  
these cool things the apples that are left on the  trees what happens we're waiting for more color  

okay not enough color they'll be  rejected they won't make the uh  
okay not enough color they'll be  rejected they won't make the uh  

grade that we need so we need to have  better color on the fruit oh interesting  
grade that we need so we need to have  better color on the fruit oh interesting  

we'll allow this fruit to color up and  then we'll come back and pick it again  
we'll allow this fruit to color up and  then we'll come back and pick it again  

that's awesome so that's very labor intensive also  have to go back several times very labor intensive
that's awesome so that's very labor intensive also  have to go back several times very labor intensive

that tractor just unloaded all  of these apples from the field  
that tractor just unloaded all  of these apples from the field  

they picked them and put them in these  crates leave the crates in the field and then  
they picked them and put them in these  crates leave the crates in the field and then  

bring them here move them look  at all the apples very incredible
bring them here move them look  at all the apples very incredible

we are now in a new high-density apple orchard  and could you explain a little bit more about  
we are now in a new high-density apple orchard  and could you explain a little bit more about  

the apples and this orchard so we just put in  a new uh planting of gala on m9 root stock at  
the apples and this orchard so we just put in  a new uh planting of gala on m9 root stock at  

a three by 11 spacing so about 1320 trees per  acre you try and renovate about five to ten  
a three by 11 spacing so about 1320 trees per  acre you try and renovate about five to ten  

percent of our uh orchards a year to keep things  current and uh up to date so this is what the  
percent of our uh orchards a year to keep things  current and uh up to date so this is what the  

apple tree looks like yep this is a new uh  new orchard just started and how old are  
apple tree looks like yep this is a new uh  new orchard just started and how old are  

these apple trees they spent two years in the  nursery and now they've got one growing season  
these apple trees they spent two years in the  nursery and now they've got one growing season  

in the orchard where they'll remain for the next  25 to 30 years their life wow that's amazing and  
in the orchard where they'll remain for the next  25 to 30 years their life wow that's amazing and  

how long until they start producing apples they  should start producing in about the third year and  
how long until they start producing apples they  should start producing in about the third year and  

by the fifth sixth year be in full production what  system do you have set up here for those apple  
by the fifth sixth year be in full production what  system do you have set up here for those apple  

trees because of the m9 dwarfing rootstock used  they require a trellising system to keep the tree  
trees because of the m9 dwarfing rootstock used  they require a trellising system to keep the tree  

upright and then trick irrigation will be added  as well as you can see in an older block behind  
upright and then trick irrigation will be added  as well as you can see in an older block behind  

me the black line about a foot off the ground  yes yeah in about uh six years these trees will  
me the black line about a foot off the ground  yes yeah in about uh six years these trees will  

resemble these ones to the left and are those also  gala apples those are also gala do you plant the  
resemble these ones to the left and are those also  gala apples those are also gala do you plant the  

apple trees yourselves yep so we do all our own  planting using a gps guided tractor with a tree  
apple trees yourselves yep so we do all our own  planting using a gps guided tractor with a tree  

planter behind and we can usually plant in the  neighborhood of uh eight to nine thousand trees  
planter behind and we can usually plant in the  neighborhood of uh eight to nine thousand trees  

a day wow that's incredible so these trees here  are dwarf trees so they will never become very big  
a day wow that's incredible so these trees here  are dwarf trees so they will never become very big  

and then those are older apple trees yeah across  the laneway is uh m106 rootstock and then we size  
and then those are older apple trees yeah across  the laneway is uh m106 rootstock and then we size  

down to an m26 and now we're using m9 so it  all controls the different vigors of the tree  
down to an m26 and now we're using m9 so it  all controls the different vigors of the tree  

and why do you do that we do that to get a  smaller fruiting canopy which allows more airflow  
and why do you do that we do that to get a  smaller fruiting canopy which allows more airflow  

better sunlight more consistency in the row  sizing which allows use of mechanization such  
better sunlight more consistency in the row  sizing which allows use of mechanization such  

as platforms and hedging equipment to help to  become more efficient and reduce their labor  
as platforms and hedging equipment to help to  become more efficient and reduce their labor  

costs how deep do you plant the apple trees i  usually end up about the 10 to 12 inch ring okay
costs how deep do you plant the apple trees i  usually end up about the 10 to 12 inch ring okay

now we are standing in a different type  of orchard what are these kinds of apples  
now we are standing in a different type  of orchard what are these kinds of apples  

these are northern spice on a m-106 fruit stock  so quite a much larger vigorous tree and most of  
these are northern spice on a m-106 fruit stock  so quite a much larger vigorous tree and most of  

these go for the pie market for slicing oh really  wow that's awesome what countries are they usually  
these go for the pie market for slicing oh really  wow that's awesome what countries are they usually  

exported to or do most of themselves muslim  states right here most of them stay right here  
exported to or do most of themselves muslim  states right here most of them stay right here  

in canada a lot of processing in ontario and some  go out east to uh nova scotia oh that's awesome  
in canada a lot of processing in ontario and some  go out east to uh nova scotia oh that's awesome  

so these apples are known for being wonderful  in pies yeah they're sort of your premium  
so these apples are known for being wonderful  in pies yeah they're sort of your premium  

baking apple and the gala apples that we just  saw with the dwarf trees what are they best for  
baking apple and the gala apples that we just  saw with the dwarf trees what are they best for  

they're uh the best all-around eating apple oh  they're very used for everything but they're most  
they're uh the best all-around eating apple oh  they're very used for everything but they're most  

preferred for eating uh we still grow about uh  15 different varieties wow that's a lot trending  
preferred for eating uh we still grow about uh  15 different varieties wow that's a lot trending  

towards less varieties because uh agriculture is  getting more intensive and so is the management of  
towards less varieties because uh agriculture is  getting more intensive and so is the management of  

it yes so we're trying to downsize to focus more  on fewer varieties and then you have more labor  
it yes so we're trying to downsize to focus more  on fewer varieties and then you have more labor  

in keeping all the apples separate and yeah  definitely adds more aspects to it yeah it  
in keeping all the apples separate and yeah  definitely adds more aspects to it yeah it  

simplifies it to get down to less varieties but  it also requires more labor because part of having  
simplifies it to get down to less varieties but  it also requires more labor because part of having  

multiple varieties means you can spread out your  labor force because they all ripe in a different  
multiple varieties means you can spread out your  labor force because they all ripe in a different  

time oh you have less they all ripen closer  together so it requires more labor gosh i didn't  
time oh you have less they all ripen closer  together so it requires more labor gosh i didn't  

even think about it that way yeah that's really  interesting right yeah so these trees would take  
even think about it that way yeah that's really  interesting right yeah so these trees would take  

much longer to harvest yes they do than the dwarf  trees yeah these still require the use of ladders  
much longer to harvest yes they do than the dwarf  trees yeah these still require the use of ladders  

wow and how long are the ladders you usually have  to have uh it depends on the tree from 12 foot up  
wow and how long are the ladders you usually have  to have uh it depends on the tree from 12 foot up  

to about 18 foot wow and then what are the apple  trees across over here uh empire are all the apple  
to about 18 foot wow and then what are the apple  trees across over here uh empire are all the apple  

trees the same cold hardiness for winters no  they all vary somewhat um different varieties  
trees the same cold hardiness for winters no  they all vary somewhat um different varieties  

being harder than others so will you will you see  a big difference in production of one type of tree  
being harder than others so will you will you see  a big difference in production of one type of tree  

generally uh most orchards are established in an  area where you don't have to worry as much about  
generally uh most orchards are established in an  area where you don't have to worry as much about  

cold hardiness um because we have the lake effect  from georgian bay here yes and that's why orchards  
cold hardiness um because we have the lake effect  from georgian bay here yes and that's why orchards  

are usually located around bodies of water to help  moder moderate that those extremes in the winter  
are usually located around bodies of water to help  moder moderate that those extremes in the winter  

some springs and falls yes definitely so these are  empire apples these are empire and what are they  
some springs and falls yes definitely so these are  empire apples these are empire and what are they  

best for uh they're a good eating apple um also  used uh in some processing would these apples be  
best for uh they're a good eating apple um also  used uh in some processing would these apples be  

harvested before the spy after they are actually  being harvested now yes they'll be before spy  
harvested before the spy after they are actually  being harvested now yes they'll be before spy  

yeah wow that's awesome thank you yeah no  problem how old are these apple trees here  
yeah wow that's awesome thank you yeah no  problem how old are these apple trees here  

these apple trees are 1990s so they're about 31  years old and you will be replacing them they're  
these apple trees are 1990s so they're about 31  years old and you will be replacing them they're  

on the chopping block so they'll be pulled out  not this fall but the fall after soon as we have  
on the chopping block so they'll be pulled out  not this fall but the fall after soon as we have  

trees driving to replace how do you determine  what years to replace your apple trees part of  
trees driving to replace how do you determine  what years to replace your apple trees part of  

it comes down to the uh yield and what the orchard  is still producing and also the variety and a big  
it comes down to the uh yield and what the orchard  is still producing and also the variety and a big  

part is trying to reduce these larger trees and  get to the more modern high density systems how do  
part is trying to reduce these larger trees and  get to the more modern high density systems how do  

you measure apples we measure apples in bins per  acre or bins per hectare okay uh you're using a  
you measure apples we measure apples in bins per  acre or bins per hectare okay uh you're using a  

standard uh 20 bushel bin we so are they measured  in bushels yep okay awesome so that's kind of like  
standard uh 20 bushel bin we so are they measured  in bushels yep okay awesome so that's kind of like  

wheat yep yep yeah so we'll target around a  thousand bushels an acre what are your top  
wheat yep yep yeah so we'll target around a  thousand bushels an acre what are your top  

producing varieties of apples uh yield wise gale  are very consistent year over year they'll put out  
producing varieties of apples uh yield wise gale  are very consistent year over year they'll put out  

fruit with less complications honeycrisp will tend  to go by annual they can produce a lot but if you  
fruit with less complications honeycrisp will tend  to go by annual they can produce a lot but if you  

don't thin them properly you won't have the same  volume the next year what are most of your apples  
don't thin them properly you won't have the same  volume the next year what are most of your apples  

here in your apple orchard uh we still produce a  large amount of macs but mostly for the sauce and  
here in your apple orchard uh we still produce a  large amount of macs but mostly for the sauce and  

processed markets we produce a significant amount  of gala and honeycrisp is uh a lot of acres in  
processed markets we produce a significant amount  of gala and honeycrisp is uh a lot of acres in  

the ground up and coming and we still do a fair  bit of northern spy now why are macintosh mostly  
the ground up and coming and we still do a fair  bit of northern spy now why are macintosh mostly  

applesauce uh they still produce a nice eating  apple but it's less favored by the consumer than  
applesauce uh they still produce a nice eating  apple but it's less favored by the consumer than  

it was 10 or 15 years ago so the trend seems  to be the more sweeter variety very interesting  
it was 10 or 15 years ago so the trend seems  to be the more sweeter variety very interesting  

what is the maintenance required for the different  apple orchards the high density maintenance is  
what is the maintenance required for the different  apple orchards the high density maintenance is  

definitely less intensive than the larger more  low density plantings the pruning is somewhat  
definitely less intensive than the larger more  low density plantings the pruning is somewhat  

simpler in high density once you've  learned how to do it as opposed to  
simpler in high density once you've  learned how to do it as opposed to  

shaping a bigger tree more consistent uh cuts and  high density what is your oldest apple orchard  
shaping a bigger tree more consistent uh cuts and  high density what is your oldest apple orchard  

one block of uh spice was planted by my  grandfather in 1956. wow that's incredible  
one block of uh spice was planted by my  grandfather in 1956. wow that's incredible  

so this is your pump house and it controls the  irrigation system for all of your apple orchards  
so this is your pump house and it controls the  irrigation system for all of your apple orchards  

yep so because of the topography on this farm it  requires a main pump to pump the bulk of the water  
yep so because of the topography on this farm it  requires a main pump to pump the bulk of the water  

going down the hill and it requires a booster pump  to go up to up the hill there's about a 270 foot  
going down the hill and it requires a booster pump  to go up to up the hill there's about a 270 foot  

difference in elevation from top to bottom wow um  and then everything's controlled by uh digital uh  
difference in elevation from top to bottom wow um  and then everything's controlled by uh digital uh  

controllers you can put all your different uh  timings and zone controls uh pressures how long  
controllers you can put all your different uh  timings and zone controls uh pressures how long  

you want to run for and then automatic filtration  system so it doesn't have to be babies out of just  
you want to run for and then automatic filtration  system so it doesn't have to be babies out of just  

backflip wow how much water do the trees need a  year uh it's more based on a per day um so we try  
backflip wow how much water do the trees need a  year uh it's more based on a per day um so we try  

to give them about four liters per tree per day  oh wow and then that's also determined on natural  
to give them about four liters per tree per day  oh wow and then that's also determined on natural  

rainfall and what our soil moisture is so we don't  just irrigate right through we'll we'll base it  
rainfall and what our soil moisture is so we don't  just irrigate right through we'll we'll base it  

on what the natural yes the environment water is  yeah where do you get your water from uh depends  
on what the natural yes the environment water is  yeah where do you get your water from uh depends  

on the farm uh this farm is from a pond some farms  are from wells uh another farm is from uh cement  
on the farm uh this farm is from a pond some farms  are from wells uh another farm is from uh cement  

holding assistance so different different  sources well water is very important in the  
holding assistance so different different  sources well water is very important in the  

apple growing products process extremely important  yeah thank you so much so these pipes will then  
apple growing products process extremely important  yeah thank you so much so these pipes will then  

yeah so your water comes in out of the pond out  here uh there's a pump uh suspended under those  
yeah so your water comes in out of the pond out  here uh there's a pump uh suspended under those  

barrels oh okay and then pumps in through  here goes through the filtration system  
barrels oh okay and then pumps in through  here goes through the filtration system  

and then either goes down to the lower portion  of the farm or gets a boost and goes up to the  
and then either goes down to the lower portion  of the farm or gets a boost and goes up to the  

other portion of the farm for uh apples and pears  above us oh wow and so you also grow pears yeah we  
other portion of the farm for uh apples and pears  above us oh wow and so you also grow pears yeah we  

do a few pairs too wow that's incredible yeah um  why did you decide to get into pears uh just to  
do a few pairs too wow that's incredible yeah um  why did you decide to get into pears uh just to  

diversify things a little bit yes yeah that's  important in farming it is for sure what variety  
diversify things a little bit yes yeah that's  important in farming it is for sure what variety  

of pears do you have uh mainly bartlett than a few  uh bosque awesome yeah so these are the pear trees  
of pears do you have uh mainly bartlett than a few  uh bosque awesome yeah so these are the pear trees  

so a little bit of a different harvesting type  earlier and also different the fact that they  
so a little bit of a different harvesting type  earlier and also different the fact that they  

continue to mature after they've been harvested  so you have to pick them early as they'll mature  
continue to mature after they've been harvested  so you have to pick them early as they'll mature  

until they reach the consumer whereas apples  once they're picked will generally stay in  
until they reach the consumer whereas apples  once they're picked will generally stay in  

the same state okay that's very interesting for  pears you pick them prematurely apple you wait  
the same state okay that's very interesting for  pears you pick them prematurely apple you wait  

until they're mature and then do your harvesting  wow trick standard especially for table fruit uh  
until they're mature and then do your harvesting  wow trick standard especially for table fruit uh  

no bruising good color what's expected for that  variety some red varieties are 100 red others are  
no bruising good color what's expected for that  variety some red varieties are 100 red others are  

mixed red and green or mixed red and yellow on the  process side of things a little bit more forgiving  
mixed red and green or mixed red and yellow on the  process side of things a little bit more forgiving  

we don't have to wait for the color on the  apple because it's being used for sauce or pies  
we don't have to wait for the color on the  apple because it's being used for sauce or pies  

but we do have to get the most size we can so  they can be efficient in the processing and not  
but we do have to get the most size we can so  they can be efficient in the processing and not  

bruise them as that flesh will be lost to the in  their yields when they do the peeling of the apple  
bruise them as that flesh will be lost to the in  their yields when they do the peeling of the apple  

yes so sometimes you have to go in and pick all  of the ripe apples and then come in a second time  
yes so sometimes you have to go in and pick all  of the ripe apples and then come in a second time  

and pick the ones that weren't ripe yet that's  right sometimes yeah we'll do two different picks  
and pick the ones that weren't ripe yet that's  right sometimes yeah we'll do two different picks  

and how far apart are those picks usually  depends on the weather if we've got the right  
and how far apart are those picks usually  depends on the weather if we've got the right  

weather cool nights and warm days it'll help to  color that fruit if it's not in our favor it can  
weather cool nights and warm days it'll help to  color that fruit if it's not in our favor it can  

actually they won't color and we'll  just have to strip them off for sauce  
actually they won't color and we'll  just have to strip them off for sauce  

wow so this is your bunk house this is a new  host just uh completed for the guys so for your  
wow so this is your bunk house this is a new  host just uh completed for the guys so for your  

employees at your apple orchard yep yep so this  will house uh 10 men on each end that's incredible  
employees at your apple orchard yep yep so this  will house uh 10 men on each end that's incredible  

it's nothing like our bunk houses in montana it's  absolutely gorgeous yeah it's pretty nice building  
it's nothing like our bunk houses in montana it's  absolutely gorgeous yeah it's pretty nice building  

yes yeah try and uh supply pretty nice housing  for the guys so it's not quite finished we're just  
yes yeah try and uh supply pretty nice housing  for the guys so it's not quite finished we're just  

wrapping up wow well you'll come in here to  a mud room and locker room for the different  
wrapping up wow well you'll come in here to  a mud room and locker room for the different  

outdoor clothes and then laundry facilities  so it's uh just maybe a week away from  
outdoor clothes and then laundry facilities  so it's uh just maybe a week away from  

you guys wow kitchen with two stoves bridges will  be here thank you so much for watching today's  
you guys wow kitchen with two stoves bridges will  be here thank you so much for watching today's  

video i hope you really enjoyed and learned a  little bit more about how your apple eventually  
video i hope you really enjoyed and learned a  little bit more about how your apple eventually  

ends up on your table and the process and all  of the hard work that goes into it make sure to  
ends up on your table and the process and all  of the hard work that goes into it make sure to  

like and subscribe to see more videos to learn  about how your food gets to your table a huge  
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thank you to Ardell Acres Limited and Greg, John  and Liam Ardiel for giving me this opportunity to  
thank you to Ardell Acres Limited and Greg, John  and Liam Ardiel for giving me this opportunity to  

tour their orchard you're quite welcome  thank you so much for watching bye
tour their orchard you're quite welcome  thank you so much for watching bye