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Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries

From: "TxBeeFarmer" <TxBeeFarmer AT HotPop.com>
To: "Market Farming" <market-farming AT lists.ibiblio.org>
Subject: Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 18:32:19 -0600

I'm considering a couple of rows an acre long each. Thought I might go for
one or two of the thornless varieties, Arapaho and Navaho. I've heard some
good things about another thornless variety called Triple Crown, but not
sure how it would do in west Texas.

How much yield do you get per plant the year after you mow compared to when
you don't.

(West Texas) Mark

[Market-farming] Re: SeedStick Planter, Jon Hill, 01/04/2005
- Re: [Market-farming] Re: SeedStick Planter, Judy & Ernie Duckworth, 01/05/2005
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- Re: [Market-farming] Re: SeedStick Planter, Windsoap, 01/16/2005
  - [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, TxBeeFarmer, 01/17/2005
    - Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, Bill Bradshaw, 01/17/2005
      - Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, Willie McKemie, 01/17/2005
        
        Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, TxBeeFarmer, 01/17/2005
        
        [Market-farming] More Blackberry Questions, TxBeeFarmer, 01/17/2005
        
        Re: [Market-farming] More Blackberry Questions, Willie McKemie, 01/17/2005
        Re: [Market-farming] More Blackberry Questions, Allan Balliett, 01/17/2005
        Re: [Market-farming] More Blackberry Questions, Willie McKemie, 01/18/2005
        
        Re: [Market-farming] More Blackberry Questions, road's end farm, 01/19/2005
        
        Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, Willie McKemie, 01/17/2005
        
        Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, TxBeeFarmer, 01/17/2005
        Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, Willie McKemie, 01/17/2005
        
        Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, TxBeeFarmer, 01/18/2005
        Re: [Market-farming] Pruning Blackberries, Willie McKemie, 01/18/2005