Siamon's Farm: A vist by AES of the College of Micronesia. January 11, 2011
On January 11, 2010 the Agricultural Extension Station, Dr. Amy Eisenberg, Tobias and Alpenster, visited Siamon's farm to investigate problems with insect infestations on plants and general planting techniques. The white fly was identified, which is a common problem and aphids.
The road ends here. IMG_9917.jpg
The float being brought over to cross to the farm. IMG_9930.jpg
Getting to the other side. IMG_9936.jpg
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Tobias discussing when to transfer seedlings to pots. IMG_9995.jpg
Tobias demonstrating how to plant seedlings. IMG_0005.jpg
Dr. Amy Eisenberg showing how to gently transfer the seedling to a new pot from the bed. IMG_0017.jpg
Practice. IMG_0015.jpg
Suggestions on citrus maintenance. IMG_9975.jpg
Aphids. IMG_5177.jpg
Aphids with ants that harvest sweet fluid from them. IMG_5227.jpg
White fly infestation on a pepper plant. IMG_5302.jpg
White fly nymphs. IMG_5293.jpg
Creating mulch. IMG_0028.jpg
Discussing planting. IMG_0039.jpg
Tobias explains that by stripping of bark this will increase yield when this section of limb is planted. IMG_0045.jpg
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Chickens used to produce eggs. IMG_0084.jpg
Drying station for dried fish. IMG_0110.jpg
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Tobias explaining that earth for the fields needs to be broken up. IMG_5264.jpg
Explaining some of the problems with the pests and how to deal with them. IMG_5288.jpg