The apple tree system: A district and grower comparison, 1986/87

Content Partner: Lincoln University. The aim of this study has been to assess the interrelationships of the various biological and economical factors involved in the apple tree and orchard. It has involved a systems approach to the efficiency of the apple tree as an economic unit. To understand thes...

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Main Authors: Zaprzalek, P. J, Thiele, G. F
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:Content Partner: Lincoln University. The aim of this study has been to assess the interrelationships of the various biological and economical factors involved in the apple tree and orchard. It has involved a systems approach to the efficiency of the apple tree as an economic unit. To understand these interactions, a monitoring approach was used in the three main New Zealand pip fruit districts: Hawkes Bay, Nelson, and Canterbury. Five properties in each district and five Royal Gala or Gala trees on each property were used.