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An Article about the Planning, Planting and Pruning of Nut Trees

De Carroll D. Bush

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Longueur: 19 pages12 minutes

Éditeur:: Read Books Ltd.
Sortie:: Aug 26, 2016
ISBN:: 9781473354722
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All aspects of planning, planting and pruning nut trees are covered in this informative article written by an expert on the subject This book contains classic material dating back to the 1900s and before. The content has been carefully selected for its interest and relevance to a modern audience.

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An Article about the Planning, Planting and Pruning of Nut Trees

De Carroll D. Bush

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Éditeur:: Read Books Ltd.
Sortie:: Aug 26, 2016
ISBN:: 9781473354722
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PLANNING, PLANTING AND PRUNING

A grower starting the commercial growing of nuts should plan to make the little trees he sets out into big trees that will produce in as few years as possible. Experts advise that the location should be studied with care. But if the grower already has the land and wishes to plant nut trees or start with the idea of saving soil or of growing trees where nothing else will do well, or of building a profitable wood lot, he will merely try to find out if nut trees will grow in the location and in the soil he has. Most of us cannot pick our soils and locations. We merely wish to know if we can grow the trees on the land we have.

In the Northwest, C. E. Schuster has been working in connection with the Oregon State College trying to find out all that it is possible to know about soils for deep rooted trees like walnuts, chestnuts and pecans.

He and his co-workers lay the greatest emphasis upon

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