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December 23, 2025Journal of American Pomological Society

The Response of ʽMontmorencyʼ Tart Cherry to Renewal Pruning Strategies in a High Density System

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SHSheriden M. HansenUtah State UniversityBBBrent BlackUtah State University

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Experiments assess pruning cuts and their impact on renewal growth in Prunus cerasus, indicating effective strategies for labor efficiency.

Key Points

  • To evaluate renewal pruning strategies in high-density tart cherry orchards to ensure productivity.
  • Investigated multiple rootstocks, training systems, and tree densities in HD orchards.
  • Applied pruning cuts of 0 cm to 25 cm on branches of varying sizes.
  • Monitored renewal growth for shoot number and length.
  • Minimum stub length for renewal shoots was approximately 10 cm.
  • Critical length for larger diameter branches was shorter than for small branches.
  • Guidelines established for renewing fruiting wood in HD plantings.

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Hansen et al. (2019) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6949ddbd72f746a93d78917dhttps://doi.org/10.71318/apom.2019.73.1.53
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