World of Walnut
Commercial walnut plantations built with ARBORAPID™ and PlantGuard Drought Defender, with a first yield in the sixth year.
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A walnut harvest in six years, not twenty
Seed-planted walnuts in Central Europe normally take 15 to 20 years to give their first yield. Planted with ARBORAPID™, they produced their first yield in the sixth year.
The technology speeds up the whole growth cycle, and trees branch more strongly. The only extra work compared with a conventional orchard is more frequent pruning.
Adding PlantGuard Forest & Orchard feeds the trees through the leaf and acts as foliar irrigation during dry periods.
Years to first yield, conventional seed planting
Years to first yield with ARBORAPID™
Irrigation systems needed
Hectares, typical project size
From cleared land to young plantation
Photos from the site where black locust was cleared and walnut was planted with ARBORAPID™.
July 2008Before planting, after the black locust was felled.
June 2009First year: young trees established through the foil.
October 2012Trees already well above head height.- 2013, IverakYoung trees with full crowns.
Turnkey from design to first harvest
Walnut projects are delivered the same way as every ARBORAPID™ project: design, careful selection of planting material, field works and supervision until the plantation is established.
Full programme details will be published here soon. In the meantime, our technical office can answer your questions.
Plan a walnut plantation
Authorised representatives in Australia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Serbia and Slovakia. For other territories, contact the head office.