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Virginia fruit growers, seeking solutions to such orcharding problems as the cost-price squeeze and a labor shortage, might find the answers in intensive plantings of smaller than standard trees, writes Virginia Tech associate professor of horticulture Fred R. Dreiling in the April issue of “Virginia Fruit” magazine.
He likens the farmers’ need for more efficient orcharding practices to the problems faced by railroad
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