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ORCHARD WORK: With the home orchard, pruning will be the chief work for the month, but an endeavour should be made to get the work done as soon as possible. Be sure to remove branches that cross or crowd others; whatever type of fruit tree, it should present an open appearance when bare of leaves. Crowded trees are very difficult to spray, and winter spraying is most important if curly leaf and other fungoid diseases are to be prevented from infecting the trees later in the spring.

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Te Ao Hou, Autumn 1953, Page 42

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ORCHARD WORK: Te Ao Hou, Autumn 1953, Page 42

ORCHARD WORK: Te Ao Hou, Autumn 1953, Page 42

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