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Budding Techniques for Fruit Trees by Ferry Regar is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document provides instructions for budding fruit trees to improve fruit production. Budding involves grafting a bud from a tree known to produce good fruit onto a local rootstock. It is done in early summer when sap is rising. The steps described are selecting buds from a good fruit tree, cutting the bud with a portion of bark, and inserting it into a cut made on the rootstock, then wrapping with tape or grafting strips. Budding allows farmers to propagate trees that will fruit well and increase their
- Author
- Ferry Regar
- Language
- EN