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Pruning; Spray coverage can be improved through good pruning practices. Trees should be “opened up” to allow spray and sunlight penetration. Prune-out all dead and decaying branches because such wood may harbor insect and diseases. Keep the height of the trees low to enable good coverage.
Thinning: It is important to thin fruit properly to provide good disease and insect control. Thin all tree fruits so that the mature fruits will not touch each other. Protectant pesticides cannot effectively cover fruits that touch each other; hence, this provides a place for insects and diseases to become established.
Tree size: It is almost impossible
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