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1999 NJ ENDOTHALL
THINNING STUDIES
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Win Cowgill1, Jeremy Compton2, Gary Donato3, Daniel Adickes4
 Rutgers University,
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
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Study Area:
Experiment 1:
This experiment was located at
Mountain Top Orchards, located in Glen Gardener, Hunterdon
County, New Jersey. A twenty-year-old commercial block of Macoun
apples on MM106 was
utilized. The experiment was a randomized complete block design
with single tree treatments and
four replicates.
Experiment 2:
This experiment was located at
Mountain Top Orchards, located in Glen Gardener, Hunterdon
County, New Jersey. Similar aged trees were utilized in an adjacent
block to evaluate the following
cultivar response to Thinrite; GoldSpur Golden Delicious on MM
106, Jonathan on MM 106, and
Stayman 201 on M 26. This trial was set up as a demonstration
with no replications . Three trees
of each cultivar were treated.
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1 Professor and County Agricultural Agent,
Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Hunterdon County, 4 Gauntt
Place,
Flemington, NJ08822
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North Jersey Tree Fruit Technician,
Rutgers University, Snyder Research and Extension Farm, 140 Locust
Grove Rd. Pittstown, NJ08867
Plant and Soil Science Technician, Rutgers University, Snyder
Research and Extension Farm, 140 Locust
Grove Rd. Pittstown, NJ08867
Mountain Top Orchards, 112 Mountain Top Road Glen Gardner, NJ
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