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What is tree pruning? Why is pruning necessary? Agriculturist Abu Touhid Pruning is the act of cutting off unnecessary branches, roots, leaves, buds, flowers and fruits of a tree. We are usually afraid of pruning, thinking that it will harm the tree. In fact, pruning accelerates the formation of flowers and fruits in the tree, makes the tree structure beautiful and controls growth. Apart from this, there are some other benefits, which is why pruning of trees/crops is necessary. I hope that the topic discussed will be useful for farmers, agricultural entrepreneurs, students of agricultural universities and schools and colleges. If you find the video useful, share it and give others a chance to watch it. If you know anything about agriculture, you can write in the comments. Thank you Agriculturist Dr. Abu Touhid Topic discussed- What is tree pruning? What are the types of pruning? Why should it be done? What is Pruning? Pruning is the process of cutting off the branches, leaves, shoots or roots of a tree/tree/crop. Why is pruning done? • It is mainly done to improve the health, shape, yield or flower production of the tree and • To control the growth of the tree. Types of pruning Hard pruning Moderate pruning Light pruning Which part of the tree needs pruning? • Branch pruning - jackfruit, litchi, mango, chestnut trees etc. • Shoot and flower-fruit pruning - • Leaf pruning - grapes, papaya, banana, guava • Stem pruning - mango, litchi, guava • Root pruning - It is done to control the excessive physical growth of the tree. Benefits of pruning The shape of the tree remains correct Disease and insect attack are reduced The amount of wood is correct Flower/fruit production increases The quality of flowers/fruits improves The tree is not damaged by storms Branches and leaves are used for fuel Pruned leaves are fodder for cattle Weeds are removed Light and air circulation inside the tree increases #prunning #training Shoot/root pruning Forest Agroforest ssc, hsc, bou, bsc, agriculture, class 10, class 11, class 12, farming