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Welcome to the online community of the Holistic Orchard Network. Join with other growers to explore what it takes to grow healthy fruit, find organic inspiration, and make new tree-minded friends. The cutting edge discussion in our forum is geared towards folks growing fruit as part of their living, and certainly open to all to read and learn. Wassail!
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Trademarked apple varieties are weaving their way into supermarket chains all over. I'd be curious to grow EverCrisp, given it's grower origins through the Midwest Apple Improvement Association – thou...
- Michael Phillips posted: 19Feb |
Last year we experienced 17-year periodical cicadas, in the form of Brood IX, for the first time at our current orchard location. Being that the coming of Brood X in early summer 2021 is starting to ...
- Brittany Kordick posted: 18Feb |
We seem to have lost effectiveness on codling moth with Entrust on one of our two sites. I sprayed twice at max rates last summer to hit the second flight, timed by pheremone traps, and we still had ...
- Brian Caldwell posted: 16Feb |
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Kalangadoo, South Australia
Michelle & Chris McColl writes: “We believe the crux of growing fruit organically is to incorporate diversity at every level. From the microbiology in the soil and on the trees, to the understorey plant species, to the widest range of apple varieties, to increasing the range of tree species, as well as animal species.”
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