Walnut Culture in Western And Southern Oregon
Walnut Culture in Western And Southern Oregon
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In this system the trees are set in fives, the permanent plantings being in the form of squares or rectangles, and the filler being the tree which is planted in the center of the square. About 75 per cent more trees can be planted by this system than by the square or rectangular. The square or rectangular system is the best where one wishes to intercrop extensively; or where it is the aim of the orchardists to grow truck crops, berries or similar crops, this system will prove the more satisfact...ory. It does not give as many trees to the acre, neither are the trees equally distant, but it does allow for tillage better than any other system.
The last system is known as the hexagonal. In this system the trees are set, as you might say, in circles of six, with a tree in the center of each circle. The trees are all equally distant, as they are planted the radius of the circle apart. This system does not allow for tillage or intercropping as well as the two first systems.
There are three systems of pruning the young trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this system the trees are set in fives, the permanent plantings being in the form of squares or rectangles, and the filler being the tree which is planted in the center of the square. About 75 per cent more trees can be planted by this system than by the square or rectangular. The square or rectangular system is the best where one wishes to intercrop extensively; or where it is the aim of the orchardists to grow truck crops, berries or similar crops, this system will prove the more satisfact...ory. It does not give as many trees to the acre, neither are the trees equally distant, but it does allow for tillage better than any other system.
The last system is known as the hexagonal. In this system the trees are set, as you might say, in circles of six, with a tree in the center of each circle. The trees are all equally distant, as they are planted the radius of the circle apart. This system does not allow for tillage or intercropping as well as the two first systems.
There are three systems of pruning the young trees.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C I Claude Isaac Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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