-heavy.
Harold Schooley
Schooley Orchards
Simcoe, ON, Canada
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[mailto:apple-crop-boun...@virtualorchard.net] On Behalf Of David A.
Rosenberger
Sent: February-20-14 1:29 PM
To: Apple-crop discussion list
Subject: Re: [apple-crop] Tall spindle trellis
-18 ft tall and 20 ft
wide. I have calculated the TRV of dwarf trees at 40% of the largest I once
had. 2 rows would be 80%. Surely I can realize some efficiency cost here
somewhere.
Harold Schooley
Schooley Orchards
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pretty as the one shown.
Harold Schooley
Simcoe, Ontario
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On Behalf Of Daniel Cooley
Sent: Monday, October 05, 2009 10:44 AM
To: Apple-Crop
Subject: Apple-Crop: Real or not?
Personally, I think
using
degree days base 0 C. Is there a degree day figure to determine ascospore
maturity at bud break? At what base and beginning when? It would nice to
know this for that first crack of green tissue stage. Are ascospores mature
then or not being the big question.
Harold Schooley
Schooley
I see what you mean about doing this after dark. What would the neighbours
think.
Accidently running into them with the mower and taking some bark off one
side works too if I recall.
Harold Schooley
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:32 PM, Harold Schooley wrote:
Would someone care to divulge a recipe for getting slow-to-bear varieties
into production sooner. I have Northern Spy in mind using Ethrel or NAA or
combinations. Apogee perhaps. Other techniques?
Harold Schooley
Schooley Orchards Limited
Simcoe, Ontario
