Valse : Mignon

https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mmb-ps/3079/thumbnail.jp

I Love You Like A Yankee Loves The Red White and Blue

https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mmb-vp/1678/thumbnail.jp

Scald in granny smith apples

The Granny Smith has been the most widely grown variety of apple in Western Australia for many years. In 1946 a survey showed that more than one-third of the apple trees growing in this State were Granny Smiths and new plantings and reworkings since then have been predominately of this variety. Production in 1947, a very heavy crop year, exceeded a million bushels, which represented about 40 per cent, of the total apple crop for that year. This decided preference shown by growers for the Granny Smith emanates from its suitability to West Australian conditions and the strong demand for this popular apple both on the overseas and local market. However, in common with this variety grown under similar climatic conditions elsewhere, it is very subject to scald when cool stored for long periods

DNC oil sprays for deciduous fruits

The climate of any particular place plays a very important part in determining the kinds of varieties of fruits which can be successfully grow, and one of the most common manifestations of unfavourable weather conditions in deciduous fruits is a condition usually termed delayed foliation . It is characterised by delayed and irregular blossoming and foliation, failure of many fruit and leaf buds to open and shredding of blossom buds

Bitter pit : a progress report on the use of calcium nitrate sprays for its control

FREEDOM from serious pests and diseases such as Black Spot and Codling Moth and relative immunity from storage rots has greatly simplified apple growing in Western Australia. However, what has been gained in this respect is often countered by pre-harvest and post-harvest physiological troubles which are rather common to apple growing in this State

Ticklish Sensation : One Step - Two Step or Trot

https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mmb-ps/2633/thumbnail.jp

Better rootstocks for apple trees

Mailing Merton rootstocks have given the best results in ten years\u27 trials with apple rootstocks on Stoneville Research Station and on growers\u27 properties. THE type of rootstock used imparts important characteristics to an apple tree. Tree size and stability, cropping characteristics, susceptibility to soil-borne pests and diseases and, to some extent, fruit quality are all affected by the choice of rootstock

You and I.

https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mmb-vp/3777/thumbnail.jp