Foliar feeding through a pivot on High Density apples @AdvancingEcoAgriculture
Foliar feeding through a pivot on High Density apples  @AdvancingEcoAgriculture
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Really cool field day at MG Hurd & Sons orchard in New York's Hudson Valley.

➡️ They have a 3.5-acre half circle planted under a 429-ft pivot
➡️ The pivot provides irrigation, frost protection, cooling, and nutritional foliars.
➡️ Trees are planted high density on 5' x 5' spacing (1,742 trees per acre)

Hurd used sap analysis this year to discover and correct nutritional issues, especially a K/Ca imbalance.

Here, they're putting out Pinion, SeaShield, Micro5000 Organic, and calcium.

Check out Pinion: loom.ly/HfT5CzE
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Foliar feeding through a pivot on High Density apples

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