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These are yearly crop coefficient plots for each year of the two peach plantings in the lysimeter. Both varieties were planted at a 6'x16' spacing and trained to a Kearney "V" system (Kearney Perpendicular "V" Training System - 1994).
The lysimeter at Kearney has been used to measure peach water use. It is essentially a large planter box on top of a sensitive truck scale. It can accurately measure the hourly loss of water by soil evaportation and tree transpiration (evapotranspiration or ETc).
The selection of an appropriate almond rootstock is very important to establish a successful orchard. There is no single best rootstock. A careful analysis of the traits of those available should be done with regard to the unique soil, pest, and weather conditions of the orchard site.
You can select one of the rootstock names to the left to see more information about a specific rootstock. You can also use the link below to search by characteristic.
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