No one talks about this type of training on videos. thanks g!

Very informative, thank you very much professor, I am from Himalayan country Nepal

Very informative, thank you 🙏

Excellent - thank you.

Such a great tutorial vid, thanks for sharing 🌲🌱🌴🍃☘🌿

very informative dr, robinson does excelant job.

This forces the branches to fruit rather than become scaffolding branches. You would select the best 5-10 branches to tie down, hopefully this is done in the first year.

What is he saying? Ava strap? I can't find it online.

Fruitful information Thank u very much

How would you go about selecting the branches to tie down? Do you look for certain characteristics that make a branch right for tieing down? I would think that if a branch is growing pretty straight (90 degrees) or close to that, that you would leave that branch alone, but only select branches that are growing more vertical.

very nice

With changing higher temperatures, etc, is this the right way to go? It's a good system, but I think the time for this has passed. Did u irrigate under the trees?

Very nice information sir

Informative vedio thank you sir

Sir please tell me m9 and mm111 rootstock apple plant complete his care and nutrition

sir i m new to this, i wanna know why 45 degree bending

Doesnt the twine cut into the tree??

Doctor but is minimum distance between rows.

Where can I find the strapping material "Ava Strap" that was used in this video?

Nice

How would you select which branches to tie down and how many branches would you tie down?

This knot is called as clovehitch

It's called node that don't slip..

What is the purpose for tying down branches?

Technically below 90 degree bending will get water sprouts on branch . 60 degree z optimal

where are your from sir

bowline knot?

Dear sir I am Asanga from Sri Lanka. I need some help from your side to find some apple farmer in india of taking gidence for me to become a apple farmer in Sri Lanka.. Can You introduce some apple farmer.. Your kindly attention is highly appreciated..!! Thank you..

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Why tying down?

Since the idea is to have the tree think it is dying, therefore it will strain to produce a maximum crop, what exactly is the longevity of these trees? How fast do you need to replace them? Is it like a chicken farm where you keep lights on so they will produce day and night? Then you just throw them to the garbage and replace. have seen thes orchards they do look like death - an eyesore in the landscape. but someone will squeeze a couple of pennies more...wow

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