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Tétel Szabadon hozzáférhető New sweet cherry cultivars in intensive plantings(2011-03-15) Szabó, Z.; Farkas, E.; Soltész, M.; Fieszl, Cs.; Balázs, G.; Nyéki, J.The study took place in the largest sweet cherry plantation in West Hungary. The purpose has been the identification of those varieties, which will be suitable for intense cultivation, early fruiting and excellent fruit quality, moreover, the selection of the optimal phytotechnical procedures. At the same time, scion-rootstock combinations have been tested also from the point of view of growing intensity and fruiting in high-density plantation. The dense planting is induced to start fruiting early and yield regularly by special methods.Yielding was stimulated by maintaining the balance of vegetative-generative growth by binding the shoots, by summer pruning, by cuts on the trunk and root pruning. Best experiences have been found in yield and quality in the following varieties: Canada Giant, Carmen, Firm Red, Giant Red, Katalin, Kordia, Regina. Dense planting has been feasible also on vigorous rootstock, like P. mahaleb. Dwarfing rootstocks like P-HL-A, Gisela 6, accelerate the formation of flower buds and yielding earlier with fruits of adequate size. ‘Firm Red’ and ‘Giant Red’ excelled with their large fruit (>27 mm diameter) in all combinations, thus being promising under Hungarian conditions.Tétel Szabadon hozzáférhető New sweet cherry cultivars in intensive plantings(2011) Szabó, Zoltán; Farkas, E.; Soltész, Miklós; Fieszl, Csaba; Balázs, Gergely; Nyéki, JózsefTétel Szabadon hozzáférhető Work quality assessment of a cherry sorting machine(2011) Ancza, Erzsébet; Csizmazia, Zoltán; Nagyné Polyák, Ilona; Farkas, E.; Nyéki, József; Szabó, ZoltánTétel Szabadon hozzáférhető Work quality assessment of a cherry sorting machine(2011-03-15) Ancza, E.; Csizmazia, Z.; Polyák, N. I.; Farkas, E.; Nyéki, J.; Szabó, Z.The conditions of the cultivation of marketable cherries are diverse. Choosing the production site on the basis of the climatic conditions, selecting the most appropriate variety taking into account the region and the purpose of the production, utilization of the optimal production method, to ensure the required water and nutrients supply, frost and hail protection techniques, modern technology in crop protection, and professional performance of harvesting and handling, to name just a few of the most important issues. The objective of present study is to determine the qualitative characteristics of the UNITEC cherry sorting machine.