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Training and Pruning Apple Trees

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Training and pruning principles are discussed with the physiology of tree growth, northeast climate conditions, and growers' objectives in mind. Pruning and training of young, non-fruit bearing apple trees is discussed separately from pruning of fruit bearing trees. Mechanical pruning, renovating old trees, supports, scaffold limbs, central-leader development, and economics of pruning are covered.

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155IB112

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1999-05

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Cornell Cooperative Extension

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nonbearing; high-density plantings; rootstock

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