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Dealing With Pear Midge Problems the Organic Way

Spring 2021 has brought blossom, but also pest and physiological problems in Ordsall Hall’s heritage pear trees

Published May 9, 2021

Categorised as Feature Articles, Orchard P&D Tagged frost damage, Ordsall Hall, pear, pear blossom, pear midge

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🌻Could you help us teach Salford's budding young horticulturists? 🌻

We’re recruiting 3 Casual Education Officers. If you've got experience of working in a teaching or learning environment we'd love to here from you.

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Wassail at @SheppysCider family cider farm near Taunton https://www.somersetcountygazette.co.uk/news/19870885.sheppys-cider-wassail-ceremony-bradford-on-tone/?ref=twtrec

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This week, we’re talking through the early stages of the cider process!

STEP 1 🍎➡️🍺

We source all our apples from wild orchards like this one because they're unsprayed and nature is left to do its thing. We work closely with the farmers to ensure the apples are top quality.

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