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POSSIBILITIES FOR THE USE OF PICKING-AIDS IN MULTI-ROW SYSTEMS

Article number
243_53
Pages
379 – 382
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Abstract
Multi-row systems of various forms are very popular in The Netherlands.
For example the full field system gives approximately 10% higher yield but gives problems in the mechanical work like spraying, weed control, mowing and picking.
The IMAG has developed the 7-row system which has about 3500 trees per hectare with the rows planted at 2.0 x 1.0 m.
The mechanisation system that makes it possible to spray for pest as well as weed control works satisfactory.
A special picking-aid has been developed that makes it possible to pick by hand and transport the fruit from the tree by transport-belts into bulkbins.
This article gives more details about the research and the advantages (or disadvantages) of this planting system.

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Authors
P. van Lookeren Campagne
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