[NAFEX] keeping track
cevanko at civconinc.com
cevanko at civconinc.com
Tue Oct 13 14:58:58 EDT 2009
Does anyone have a sheet or something they use to keep track of a
tree's history? I keep a journal with a "spread sheet" of when a tree
is planted, grafted or died. But I have to enter more info later in
the journal because I run out of room on the spread sheet. It is
difficult to leaf thru the journal trying to find what I did when and
whether it worked or not. Maybe some of you university types have a
"standard" specimen sheet that is kept for each experiment. I don't
want to use a computer to enter field notes because I have had the
journal for 10 years and in that time have had several computers that
still have data they are unwilling to give up.
Also if you can shed some light on what important points to note on
planting, grafting, pruning etc. I know it would be difficult to do
this on a cash crop orchard but surely there are sheets used by grad
assistants on each variety of fruit. Yes? I currently have about 100
trees/bushes/vines that I would like to track. My memory is less than
photographic so I label everything (I sometimes wear a name tag to be
safe).
Craig Evankoe
Southwest Cook Co. (near Chicago, Il)
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