. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. Save fruits, vegeta- bles and meats. "Food â mill win the war" Can 1 for home use and for' sale. Use a "National" Steam Pressure Outfit. Quick, easy, safe. Large capacity. No spoilage. Food prices are highâyou can mate splendid profits. Outfitsâ$18 to $2,000. Full description FREE. NORTHWESTERN STEEL & IRON WORKS 820 Spring St. Eau Claire, Wis. ScztloriTzl STEAM PPESSURE CANNING OUTFITS that it would seem that this question would be practically settled, and that difference of opinion regarding it would no longer exist. Unfortunately this a
. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. Save fruits, vegeta- bles and meats. "Food â mill win the war" Can 1 for home use and for' sale. Use a "National" Steam Pressure Outfit. Quick, easy, safe. Large capacity. No spoilage. Food prices are highâyou can mate splendid profits. Outfitsâ$18 to $2,000. Full description FREE. NORTHWESTERN STEEL & IRON WORKS 820 Spring St. Eau Claire, Wis. ScztloriTzl STEAM PPESSURE CANNING OUTFITS that it would seem that this question would be practically settled, and that difference of opinion regarding it would no longer exist. Unfortunately this assumption is not borne out by the facts; for probably there never was a time in the history of fruit growing when growers were more completely divided on this question. If this is true regarding a question that has been dis- cussed so often, it is not surprising that there is much uncertainty in the minds of growers when it comes to questions of methods of pruning fruit trees, ques- tions that have received comparatively little attention in the horticultural press and that have been touched upon but casually at such meetings as this. This last statement may seem a little sur- prising to some; but it will be noted that two distinct terms, applying to two quite distinct practices, have been usedâtraining and pruning. At the outset it will be well to make clear the difference between these terms, for this article deals almost ex- clusively with the one and hardly at all with the other. Furthermore, it is be- lieved that one of the main reasons for so many conflicting ideas regarding pruning is the failure to distinguish be- tween training and pruning. Training includes those practices that in one way or another tend to develop or modify the general shape of the tree; on the other hand, pruning includes those practices that aim to modify func- tionâwhat the tree does, as opposed to what it looks likeâthrough the removal of parts. This does not mean (hat func- tion is absolute
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