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PROFITS IN
PRUNING
APPLE TREES
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By Fred R. Drtillai* • «>
An apple grower can pack a bushel of apples and just yet under the wire for a U.8. No. 1 pack. However, it just isn't much to brag about, for it lacks color, size, and quality. This is the kind of pack about, which the buyer will say, “one lot of these are enough for me." Now, on the other hand, a grower can put up a U.S. No. 1 pack of apples that are well in grade. -The fruit has good size, appealing color, uniformity and no blemishes. A buyer of this pack will soon be back for more and many .times with a premium offer. He knows this kind of fjruit pays off and meets the best competition on the markets. You have, no doubt, beard the expression, “Nothing succeeds like success," and we can also say, “Nothing sells better than selling fancy apples." I can’t help but feel that
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