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11. Thinning Fruit

Hand thinning is done primarily to develop extra large fruits. Apples and peaches will thin themselves to some extent (called Junedrop) and that usually suffices for busy people. If only a few trees are being maintained, supporting overladen limbs with wooden props is an alternative to hand thinning the fruit. The home-grove grower should thin only to assure that his fruit is of good size and quality.

Home > Lesson 50 – The Pluses In Orcharding: How To Get Started

  • 1. The Benefits Of Biological Orcharding
  • 2. Establishing An Orchard
  • 3. Choosing Trees
  • 4. Pollination Of Trees
  • 5. Preparing A Site
  • 6. Planting Trees
  • 7. Mulching
  • 8. Orchard Fertility
  • 9. Pest And Disease Control
  • 10. Pruning
  • 11. Thinning Fruit
  • 12. A Grove Of Trees To Live In
  • 13. Questions & Answers
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  • Article #2: Tree Culture-The Ecological Way to Restore the Earth
  • Article #3: Your Garden Needs Insects By Carl C. Webb
  • Article #4: Texas Could Feed Nearly Half the World By T.C.Fry
  • Article #5: Fertilization of the Soil By Dr. Herbert M. Shelton
  • Article #6: The Green Revolution
  • Article #7: A Case for Tree Crop Agriculture By Mark Chass and Don Weaver
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