Hey, everyone. It's about that time. We're going to cover growing tomatoes, right?

Right?

Please.

That's all you asked me to do was talk about growing tomatoes.

Nah, bro.

You know what we got to do.

Plug our recent partnership with Bowery's season salt.

All right, stop.

We cannot afford to get sued.

Fine.

No need to get salty about it.

I swear to God, Andy.

Listen, I see you and I hear you.

So annoying.

You might hate me, but I am the one who knows how to grow food, so you keep me around.

So having spent the last three episodes covering multispecies grazing in civil pasture systems, you might be really tired

of us talking about land management through these different perspectives. However, now that we have

an understanding of tree utilization within a grazing setting, it's really important to start

thinking about the trees for these systems themselves. And in this episode, we're focusing on

two particular methodologies around producing from these trees.

And those two methods are coppicing and pollerting.

Okay, so we've heard Andy mention polluting and coppicing a few hundred times already.

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