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Organic Fruit Production and Viticulture Guide - Sustainable Farming Techniques for Healthy Fruits & Grapes | Perfect for Home Gardeners, Small Farms & Commercial Growers
Organic Fruit Production and Viticulture Guide - Sustainable Farming Techniques for Healthy Fruits & Grapes | Perfect for Home Gardeners, Small Farms & Commercial Growers

Organic Fruit Production and Viticulture Guide - Sustainable Farming Techniques for Healthy Fruits & Grapes | Perfect for Home Gardeners, Small Farms & Commercial Growers

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Fruit production is one of the most challenging areas of organic growing, and those wanting to grow fruit organically have often found it difficult to obtain the necessary technical information. Essential reading for serious gardeners, smallholders, small-scale organic growers and farmers wishing to diversify their crop range, this book covers the organic cultivation of all of the most popular pome and stone fruits, strawberries, cane and bush fruits. For each fruit crop, advice and information is given on the latest suitable varieties and rootstocks, growing systems, pruning and training, crop care, harvesting, storage, pest and disease management. Individual chapters cover organic principles and conversion, soil fertility, crop nutrition, weed and habitat management, and protected production. Also the market for organic fruit, retail opportunities and other important outlets is analysed. A chapter by Roy Cook is provided on the important subject of viticulture.

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As an experienced amateur fruit grower and reader of fruit books ,I can confidently say this book is up there with the very best . It is written in a serious/practical/up to date manner . The varieties list is realistic and problems are not glossed over . Essential reading for anyone who is serious about fruit growing amateur or professional .For older readers ,I think it a sort of 21 century replacement for that wonderful 1946 " Fruit growing outdoors " by Raymond Bush...another book written by a real professional. This is the modern ,organic replacement.