Mechanically hedging a cherry orchard with WSU
In 2016, Washington State University researchers are in the third and final year of mechanical hedging trials. Here, Matt Whiting shows a hedger on Tieton cherries on Gisela 5 trained to UFO at the WSU Prosser extension campus on February 24, 2016. Among the results after two years: Mechanical hedging was 29 times faster than hand pruning and 17 times faster than a combination of the two. (by TJ Mullinax & Ross Courtney/Good Fruit Grower magazine)
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Modern Stone Fruit Training Systems webinar
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Future Orchards® - Mechanical hedging at Plunkett Orchards
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Mechanical Summer Hedging High Density Apple Trees- Munchkey Apples WI
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Dr. Matthew Whiting (WSU) on the UFO Cherry Training System 2020
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Citrus Tree Pruning, Part 2: Hedging
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UFO Cherry Training Part 1
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Matt Whiting, WSU Stone Fruit Physiologist
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How American Farmers Harvest Tons Of Cherries - Cherry Processing
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Innovation in Peach Training System
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Dr Greg Lang discusses new bi -cordon UFO training system for sweet cherries, May 5, 2019
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Pruning Gisela cherry trained to KGB
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Easy Pruning & Heavy Fruiting: Growing a Fruiting Wall UFO-style
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Pruning cherry trees on summer KGB system Burlat variety
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U.F.O Cherry system. Pruning time. in the third year.
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Overview of High Efficiency Sweet Cherry Orchard Systems Research, Dr Greg Lang, MSU
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These are my checks from one month in the U.S. pruning apple trees.
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Future Orchard Systems
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The New Tall Spindle Apple Orchard System: Tying down young trees
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Cordon tree training systems on Open Tatura trellis
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