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New guide for training and pruning tender fruit trees

The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness has released a new guide, Publication 814A, for training and pruning tender fruit trees. As Kathryn Carter writes in the ONFruit newsletter, this guide replaces the discontinued Publication 392: Training and Pruning Fruit trees. Features of the new Training and Pruning Guide include:

  • -  Overview of training and pruning tender fruit trees (peaches, plums, cherries, pears)
  • -  Pruning and training impacts on labour efficiency, crop load management, disease management and fruit production
  • -  Basic principles of training and pruning
  • -  Highlight training systems used in tender fruit orchards
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