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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 8 (1903) (1903)

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pe- cial skill. The grader is a simple contrivance with a is harrowed each way to within three feet of the acreage is very far from being reached in California. large hopper into which fruit of all sizes is -dumped, There is no danger from an oversupply of fruit. The trunks. Under the trees the… … About two buds are inserted in each trunk, all super- fluous growth is checked, and every atom of nourish- ment is directed toward the development of the new pruning. All low and superfluous growth is then cut each. passing into its proper opening. The oranges grafts. During budding the stumps are…

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