TreeCropper 51 - Tree Crops

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TreeCropper Issue 51 – September 2007

Front cover:
As seen during an NZTCA 2007 Conference field trip to the West Auckland property of Wade and Jenny Cornell, a banana flower setting fruit.
The type of banana is generally called a “sugar-type banana” as compared with the tropical commercial “Cavendish type banana”.
The variety is either Misi, Luki or Hamoa, there is no observable difference.
The sugar-type bananas have much more flavour and are more rich and creamy. They are not used commercially in the tropics as their production is less per hectare.
They ripen more easily in subtropical conditions whereas the Cavendish require more tropical conditions.

Rear cover photo

1	editor’s opinion	Sheryn Clothier
2	message from the president	John Dean
3	2008 conference
	Eastwoodhill trip
	tree crop bed swap
4	two ways to get a new avocado cultivar	Dr Robert Mann
8	pecan	Paul Dodgshun
9	reviews	John Dean, Sheryn Clothier
10	tamarillo tango^TM	incredible edibles®
12	pollination	Nick Milne
14	growing timber	Wade Cornell
16	Nelson branch profile	Peter Syms
20	commercialising murtilla in Chile	Andy Barratt
24	Campomanesia lineatifolia	John Prince
26	weta motels	Craig Bleakley, Ian Stringer
28	say it with…er…nuts – heartnuts	Alfred Harris
30	gevuina – research co-ordinator’s report	Murray Redpath
34	gevuina – field notes from Chile	Paul Kennel and Joanna Scott-Kennel
35	selective sheep – Shropshire	Lorne Kuehn
	WebAppendix – rennaissance for the Shropshire sheep breed
	Shropshires for weed-control in Christmas Tree plantations
36	gift memberships
37	quick plumb cake recipe	Marilyn Lees
38	Graham Harris – obituary
39	pips & pieces – property for sale
40	Membership application
Inside back cover: TreeCropper suppliers

Back cover:
More scenes from Conference 2007.

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