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What are the basic characteristics of the soil in high-yield orchards
Soil is the foundation on which fruit trees depend for survival. The soil of a high-yield orchard generally has the following characteristics: a deep soil layer, loose soil, an active soil layer of a certain thickness (over 60 cm), a high soil organic matter content, and a strong capacity for water retention and nutrient supply. Walnut is a deep-rooted tree
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Methods and Recommendations for Implementing Soil and Water Conservation Engineering in Walnut Orchards
When establishing walnut orchards on mountainous and hilly land that is dry and receives little rain, with thin soil layers, the original vegetation may be destroyed, and coupled with unreasonable cultivation, this can easily cause soil erosion. Especially during the rainy season, excessive rainfall forms surface runoff that washes away the fertile topsoil and organic matter.
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How to prevent and control pests in pick-your-own sightseeing orchards without spraying pesticides?
"Zero-pesticide" pest prevention and control technology for pick-your-own sightseeing orchards. The "zero-pesticide" pest prevention and control technology means that, on the basis of carrying out manual and physical pest control during the dormant period of fruit trees, according to the biological characteristics of the pests, during the pest occurrence period, using yellow...
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Key Technical Points for Stable Production and Renewal of Old Apple Orchards
Techniques for Stable Production and Renewal of Old Apple Orchards 1 Benefits of Using New Techniques for Renovating Old Apple Orchards 1.1 Shortens the time needed to re-establish an orchard Generally, building an orchard with nursery stock takes at least 4-5 years to reach fruiting, while with the new renovation technique, orchards generally begin fruiting in 3 years...
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How to control the oriental fruit moth? Integrated control techniques for export pear orchards
Integrated control techniques for the oriental fruit moth in export pear orchards. In recent years, the area of export pear orchards in Botou has continued to expand, but with the banning of organophosphorus pesticides that were formerly highly effective and the restricted use of chlorpyrifos and others, combined with a large amount of irrational pesticide use leading to increased pest resistance...
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Practical experience in rejuvenating old pear orchards: achieving both stable yield and improved quality
Practical rejuvenation of old pear orchards for stable yield and improved quality 1 Orchard renovation methods 1.1 Tree framework renovation Adjusting the tree structure: fix 5-6 scaffold limbs, with 3-4 on the first tier and 2-3 on the second tier, the upper canopy spread less than 1/3 of the lower canopy spread, clear out auxiliary nurturing branches between tiers, control tree height at around 4 m, double-layer open-center form (Figure 1, Figure 2).
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Key Technical Points for Stumping Graft Renovation of Old Apple Orchards in the Weibei Dry Plateau Region of Shaanxi
Stumping Graft Renovation Technology for Old Apple Orchards in the Weibei Dry Plateau Region of Shaanxi The Weibei apple-producing area in Shaanxi is the most suitable region for apple production. The apple industry is the local dominant industry and has made enormous contributions to increasing farmers' income and developing the local rural economy...
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Key Control of Canker Disease in Fruiting Kiwifruit Orchards
Key control methods for kiwifruit canker disease in fruiting orchards. Kiwifruit bacterial canker is the number one disease of kiwifruit. Based on surveys and trials in different regions, the key periods for chemical control and the application scheme for this disease have been preliminarily determined, for reference...
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Detailed Explanation of Labor-Saving Cultivation Techniques for Modern Peach Orchards in Southern China
Detailed Explanation of Labor-Saving Cultivation Techniques for Modern Peach Orchards in Southern China Traditionally, southern peaches grown in Hunan Province and other southern provinces generally have low trunk heading, and the "one, three, nine" training system is adopted for tree shaping, resulting in canopy closure in later stages, early tree senescence, and inconvenience for field operations...
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Comprehensive low-improvement and efficiency-enhancing technology for vigorous-growing, low-yield or non-bearing citrus orchards
Comprehensive low-improvement and efficiency-enhancing technology for vigorous-growing, low-yield or non-bearing citrus trees (orchards). Vigorous-growing, low-yield or non-bearing citrus trees (orchards) refer to citrus trees that have been planted for many years, with luxuriant branches and leaves, having reached the tree age of high and stable yield period, yet bearing very little fruit or almost...
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