Hello Listers:
At first glance I thought Jerry was going to say he had a hydraulic
lift that put the person doing the pruning (him in this case) up in the
canopy for ergonomic ease of pruning. That is not such a bad idea
really. Agricultural engineers are inventing equipment all the time
Hello all,
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about overwintering adult mites that were
found under apple bark and on apple fruit in November. See original
message below. Peter Shearer from Rutgers and several others agreed
that it sounded like two-spotted spider mites. I also mentioned that I
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What does this tower look like? or who manufactures it?
Appreciate your comments.
John Zimmer,
Minnesota
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> Apple-Crop: RE: Apple-Crop Digest #1516 - 03/04/07> Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2007
> 08:49:07 -0600> > My solution to a
My solution to all of the above is a hydraulic limb lopper off of a Brownie
pruning tower. The thing that makes this feasible for an old man is a
suspension system over the top that holds up the loppers with only a minimum
of lifting required. By being able to move around and cut from the top
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