A New Learning Curve for Farmers

Wei moved to a 160 acre food forest, beautiful farm on the edge of the flint hills in greenwood county, kansas. We've had zero production of pears, apricots and peaches, a very minor production of figs and persimmons. One variety of plums still hasn't produced in two years. The longer growing season look like with warmer daytime temperatures? Lest rainfall. You know, that was another good thing about bringing in the sheep. They're much more drought resilient, drought hardy, than cows are. And so, you know, do i need to be buying apple trees and vegetables that can handle texas or north dakota