Topic · 45 articles
Pruning and training of fruit trees, berry bushes, and grapevines: training systems, timing and cutting techniques, rejuvenating neglected plantings, crop load management, and recovery from damage.
9 min read For agronomists
Branch bending is an effective method in intensive horticulture that replaces severe pruning. The article describes the physiological impact of tilting on bud development and suggests proven ways of securing branches to control growth and accelerate fruiting
8 min read For agronomists
The quality and speed of pruning depend on the correct choice of tools. This article will help you understand the specifics of using pruning knives, secateurs, and loppers for various technical operations
6 min read For agronomists
High-quality formation of the fruit tree skeleton prevents branch breakage and ensures proper canopy development. The article examines key indicators of branch subordination and optimal crotch angles for creating a durable and productive orchard structure.
2 min read For agronomists
The article covers the classification of natural and artificial canopies and describes techniques for training the tree skeleton. You will learn how bending and pruning influence orchard development, and how to properly choose the trunk height for specific purposes
9 min read For agronomists
The correct choice of canopy shape determines not only the convenience of harvesting but also the longevity of the fruit tree. The article examines the key features of natural and artificial structures, as well as their advantages and disadvantages in orchard management
4 min read For agronomists
Cordon canopies are compact flattened structures that allow for efficient use of space in intensive and home orchards. The article describes methods for training horizontal and U-shaped cordons using pruning and trellis tying
