Olive Farming Return
Jan 12th 2015 | 12:29 am
#16
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From: Aracena area Huelva Spain
Re: Olive Farming Return
Wow, I didn´t know that. We inherrited a field with about 400 walnut trees in. I´m gradually getting rid of them as I am alergic to nuts and no one else seems to want them.
I´ve inter-planted with fruit trees but will look out for their condition given what you´ve said.
I´ve inter-planted with fruit trees but will look out for their condition given what you´ve said.
Pickled walnuts are wonderful (you pickle them green). Just a bit envious!
Jan 12th 2015 | 1:42 am
#17
I believe.
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 387
From: Up the hill near Castalla. (Alicante)
Re: Olive Farming Return
Wow, I didn´t know that. We inherrited a field with about 400 walnut trees in. I´m gradually getting rid of them as I am alergic to nuts and no one else seems to want them.
I´ve inter-planted with fruit trees but will look out for their condition given what you´ve said.
I´ve inter-planted with fruit trees but will look out for their condition given what you´ve said.
Suzi
Jan 12th 2015 | 2:26 am
#18
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Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 49
From: Castalla
Re: Olive Farming Return
Lol Blimey Suzi, you know everything 
There is a wild walnut tree growing near us, when I moved here last year we had just missed the drop, won't this year though 
Nowt happening on the Castalla front.... very quiet........
There is a wild walnut tree growing near us, when I moved here last year we had just missed the drop, won't this year though Nowt happening on the Castalla front.... very quiet........
