Hazelnut Garden Guide

Best period for winter pruning. Prune dry, diseased and dense branches.

Mix phosphorus and potassium fertilizers into the soil.

Hand-pick and destroy swollen buds.

Clean up leaf and branch debris from the ground to reduce disease sources.

Prune dry and diseased branches, continue shaping.

Mechanical control: collect and destroy swollen buds.

Winter spraying period: apply if branch density is high.

Spread composted farm manure near the trunk base.

Watch for sudden temperature changes, protect young saplings.

Check buds for shoot moth symptoms.

Monitor gall formations on leaves, intervene if necessary.

Watch for leaf perforation symptoms.

Apply first nitrogen fertilization to the soil.

Last chance for sapling planting, plant if soil conditions allow.

Track green shield bug population, intervene if threshold is exceeded.

Observe adult may beetles, hand-collect them.

Plan spraying if white powdery spots appear on leaves.

Check for bacterial blight symptoms during spring rains.

Critical period for hazelnut weevil control, spray on time.

Apply second nitrogen fertilization to support fruit development.

Apply foliar feeding for micro-element deficiencies.

Clear weeds from the orchard to prevent nutrient competition.

Start irrigation program based on drought conditions.

Time for chemical control against bark beetles.

Detect and destroy first generation fall webworm nests.

Check leaves for invasive powdery mildew species.

Mow the orchard grass to ensure air circulation.

Fruit filling period, regular irrigation is essential.

Monitor spider mite populations during hot, dry weather.

Take leaf samples and have nutrient status analyzed.

Hottest period, irrigation must not be interrupted.

Brown stink bug population peaks, use pheromone traps.

Hazelnut harvest time! Collect fallen hazelnuts.

Spread collected hazelnuts for drying, thresh them.

Destroy second generation fall webworm nests.

Monitor increasing bacterial blight risk with autumn rains.

Clean storage areas and check ventilation.

Harvest continues for late-maturing varieties.

Take soil samples and have them analyzed for fertilizer planning.

Clean root suckers to prevent energy loss.

Plan autumn fertilization based on soil analysis results.

Start pruning after leaf fall.

Best period for new sapling planting begins.

Intervene against may beetle larvae in the soil.

Prepare soil for new planting areas.

Perform main pruning during dormancy period.

Check for water pooling in the orchard, fix drainage.

Collect debris from the ground to reduce disease sources.

Prepare spraying, fertilization and care plans for the new season.