Poor Canopy Management
The adoption of correct techniques for training and pruning of fruit trees is of vital importance for regulating fruit production. Only a few progressive orchardists are strictly following the scientific principles of pruning apples and are obtaining regular yields every year. It has been observed that in most orchards the training of the young trees is not done correctly, which results in an increased juvenile phase. Similarly the practice of spur thinning in the old trees is lacking. Another severely neglected aspect of pruning apples is the absence of summer pruning.
This post is part of our series on Low Productivity in Apple: Contributing factors in Himachal Pradesh. Entire series is coverted through following topics
1. Genetic potential of the cultivar
2. Management Practices
3. Pollination Problems
4. Inadequate Nutrition
5. Poor Canopy Management
6. Moisture Stress
7. Old and Senile Orchards
8. Environmental factors
2. Management Practices
3. Pollination Problems
4. Inadequate Nutrition
5. Poor Canopy Management
6. Moisture Stress
7. Old and Senile Orchards
8. Environmental factors
Keep following for the further posts.
No comments:
Post a Comment