Started September 13, 2018
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associated_grove: VDanielle Grove
date_of_last_harvest: 10/05/2018
variety_information_1_varieties: Arbequina
variety_information_1_other_variety:
variety_information_1_variety_planting_date:
variety_information_1_bloomed: Yes
variety_information_1_bloomed_date:
variety_information_1_fruited: Yes
variety_information_1_date_of_first_fruit_development:
variety_information_2_varieties: Koroneiki
variety_information_2_other_variety:
variety_information_2_variety_planting_date:
variety_information_2_bloomed: Yes
variety_information_2_bloomed_date:
variety_information_2_fruited: Yes
variety_information_2_date_of_first_fruit_development:
variety_information_3_varieties: Arbosana
variety_information_3_other_variety:
variety_information_3_variety_planting_date:
variety_information_3_bloomed: Yes
variety_information_3_bloomed_date:
variety_information_3_fruited: No
variety_information_3_date_of_first_fruit_development:
number_of_trees: 1508
grove_spacing_between_trees: 6
grove_spacing_between_rows: 10
grove_size_in_acres: 4.6
square_meter_area_of_grove:
fertilization: No
fertilization_description:
chill_zone: hours
rainfall_on_grove: inches
weather_notes:
estimated_pounds_of_fruit_per_tree:
estimated_pounds_of_fruit_per_acre:
estimated_pounds_of_fruit_per_grove:
pest_or_diseases:
additional_notes_on_pests:
Black scale observed. Growe inquired about methods to treat.
grove_irrigation_type: Drip
number_of_water_wells:
size_of_water_wells_on_grove_property: 0"
soil_type:
soil_ph:
olive_council_inspection_date: 19/08/2018
name_of_foc_inspector: Cassandra Ward
olive_council_report:
As of August, a total of 218 trees produced fruit, some only having a few olives, but many were highly productive, especially the Arbequina. No pruning, fertilizer or herbicide was applied to grove this year, though they do plan to apply ash from their burn pile next season. A drip irrigation system is installed but was only utilized from February-May when there was not sufficient rainfall. The trees received 90 minutes of water once a week during these months in a quarter zone rotation. A hurricane last year did knock a number of trees completely over on the outer row on the North side of the grow. The trees were replanted and recovered well, still having vigorous new growth, many with healthy fruit production. Plastic sheets have been laid down to catch falling olives and they plan to harvest in September.
other_inspection: No
grove_notes:
Growers are interested in having FOC assistance with harvest, pruning/oil production methods, and guidelines for applying ash a form of fertilizer.
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grove_videos:
grove_documents:
crop: Olive
crop_description: