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I’ve got 2 main orchards on my land now with each having roughly 75 apple trees each. I think I’m done expanding them and will reserve the open acres for yearly planted food plots. I still have 30 or so in my nursery garden to replace weak/dead ones over the next 2 years or so.

As in, can I just cut it at the base and throw it 50 yards away in the woods? Or remove it from the land entirely and burn?

So, proper way to dispose of this nasty thing is?

Wagener

Thanks. Figured so.

Never seen this before on a tree of mine. Is this fire blight?? Something else?

Here I thought a 3M disposable respirator was good enough for Imidan spraying. Maybe not?!

Also can’t get this deal. $39.99 for me.

I am doing the same exact thing this year at my property. I will have 2 'Main' orchards in 2 different parts of the property with ~70 or so apple trees in each.

Nice recap from Bill Winke on what he saw this year from his wild apple trees and how the deer attraction was. TLDW; Plant more fruit trees ;)

These are 2020 models and i’ve been running 8 of these the last 3 years with no issues as a fyi.

Cheap/great quality in my opinion for $70 shipped is the Browning HD Max Dark Ops cam - on there website under the 'Sale' menu. I just added more of those to my camera collection...

Bulk order from Copenhaven farms.

Oh yeah, I'm excited for this one. I've got a couple in the orchard now!

Impress-o-tag metal labels from Amazon for on the tree identity. I also have a google Map layer created with every apple tree I have with pins and then the name/rootstock. This is key to have for when tags become lost or unreadable for whatever reason. I’ve had deer chew on these soft aluminum...