Co opSpray Ring Helps Orchardists Protect Fruit
United States Department of Agriculture notes a cooperative spray ring formed by Brown and Jones as a model. Twenty orchard owners funded a five gallon a minute sprayer driven by a two horsepower engine. Secretary manager Peters organized routes and schedules. Average spraying cost per orchard was 18.63 dollars with orchard value above 120 dollars, boosting fruit quality and market prospects.
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Peters
United States Department of Agriculture
Failures in Old Orchards From Improper Spraying
Failures in old orchards are linked to poor or improperly mixed materials and incorrect timing. Weak trees with no fruit buds won’t bear this year, but spraying can improve foliage and set the stage for next season’s crop.
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Jones
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