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Services for Fruit Orchards on Agnomy

Deciduous fruit orchards growing peaches, plums, cherries, and apples need year-round attention, including dormant pruning, fruit thinning, bloom-time protection, and a tightly scheduled summer harvest.

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  • How do orchard growers plan services across an entire season?
    Many orchard operations use Agnomy to schedule pruning, thinning, spraying, and harvest services in advance. Planning early helps reduce risk when seasonal work starts overlapping.
  • What’s the biggest mistake growers make when booking orchard services?
    Waiting too long. Orchard services are highly timing-dependent, and growers often rely on Agnomy to secure providers early rather than scrambling during peak demand.
  • When is California stone fruit harvested?
    California stone fruit harvest begins around late April to early May with cherries and the earliest peaches, then runs through summer into September as dozens of peach, nectarine, plum, and apricot varieties ripen in sequence. Most of this fruit comes from the San Joaquin Valley. Cherries are the earliest and shortest window, usually mid-May through June.
  • Why is fruit thinning important in orchards?
    Thinning removes excess young fruit so the tree can put its energy into fewer, larger, higher-quality pieces and avoid limb breakage. In California stone fruit and apples, hand and mechanical thinning happens in spring after fruit set and strongly affects final size and price. Because it is labor intensive and time sensitive, many growers bring in seasonal crews and custom services.

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