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Pruning & Tying - Poda & Atado

ENFIELD FARMS
Posted 3 months ago, valid for 9 days
Location

Lynden, WA, US

Salary

$19 per hour

Contract type

Full Time or Part Time

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  • The job at Enfield Farms, Inc. in Lynden, WA is a seasonal position focused on general labor, specifically pruning and tying raspberry plants.
  • The hourly salary for this role is $19.00.
  • Candidates are required to have experience in pruning and handling plants, although the specific number of years is not mentioned.
  • Responsibilities include cleaning, pruning, removing old canes, and tying up new canes while maintaining quality standards.
  • Attention to detail is crucial, as the job emphasizes not sacrificing quality for quantity during the pruning process.

Job DetailsJob Location: Enfield Farms, Inc. - Lynden, WA 98264Position Type: SeasonalSalary Range: $19.00 - $19.00 HourlyJob Category: General LaborJob Responsibilities: Prunes and ties raspberry plants.Ā  4 main steps for this process.Ā  Clean.Ā  Using a sickle knife, clean all suckers that are on the side of the hill and any canes not tall enough to tie Prune:Ā  Using loppers prune out old canes Remove old canes:Ā  Using sickle knife, cut twine and pull out old, fruited canes Tie up next year’s canes:Ā  Using twine and ring knife, tie next year’s canes to the top wire Do Not Sacrifice Quality for Quantity. While pruning and tying raspberries, quality means: Do not cut the good canes. If there is no plant to prune but there are good canes coming, be sure not to cut those good canes when you do the cleaning. Never cut the irrigation lines. When removing the canes, do not break too many canes. Remove the canes and put the canes in the middle of the rows so that they can be mulched; do not put them in large piles on one side. Tie the canes up evenly, if there is a gap and there are no new plants, extend the canes to fill that area. Arc the canes evenly do not break the canes when tying into the arch. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Responsabilidades: Poda y ata las plantas de frambuesa.Ā  4 pasos principales para este proceso.Ā  Limpieza.Ā  Con un cuchillo de hoz, saque todas las plantas viejas secas y cafes que estĆ©n en los bordos y remueva las caƱas que no sea lo suficientemente alta para atar. Poda: Con podadoras de podar, poda las caƱas viejas. Retire las caƱas viejas: Con un cuchillo de hoz, corte el hilo y saque las caƱas viejas y fructĆ­feras Ate las caƱas nuevas para hacer el arco del próximo aƱo: Con un hilo y un cuchillo de anillo, ate las caƱas del próximo aƱo al alambre superior. No sacrifique la calidad por la cantidad. Al podar y atar frambuesas, calidad significa: No corte las caƱas buenas. Si no hay ninguna planta para podar, pero vienen buenas caƱas, asegĆŗrese de no cortar esas buenas caƱas cuando haga la limpieza. Nunca corte las lĆ­neas de riego. Al quitar las caƱas, no rompa muchas caƱas. Retire las caƱas y coloque las caƱas en el medio de las filas para que se puedan cubrir con mantillo; No los coloque en pilas grandes de un lado. Ate las caƱas de manera uniforme, si hay un espacio y no hay plantas nuevas, extienda las caƱas para llenar esa Ć”rea. Arquee las caƱas de manera uniforme, no rompa las caƱas al atarlos en el arco. Qualifications




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