Index of Compact Fruit Tree

Vol. 33, No. 1- January 2000

 

Table of Contents

(Articles are individual Adobe Acrobat PDF files)

2 New Zealand Conference Agenda and Lodging Information

4 What Can We Learn From the New Zealand Apple Industry

Watkins

8 Australian Perspective: Evaluation–the Key to Success of New Varieties

Langford

11 Lessons Learned About Tree Support from the 1998 Labor Day Storm

Robinson and Hoying

18 Developing New Peach Tree Growth Habits for Higher Density Plantings

Scorza et al.

21 1998 NC-140 Cherry Rootstock Trial Update

Kappel et al.

23 Acceptance and Adoption of IPM in Ontario Apple Orchards–A Success Story

Ireland and Solymar

26 Bolstering the Soil Environment–Site Preparation

Fuller

29 Bolstering the Soil Environment–Nematodes

Potter

30 Bolstering the Soil Environment–Earthworms and the Soil Ecosystem

VandenBygaart

 
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