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1 of 5 O N L Y C O M P L E T E A P P L I C A T I O N S I N C L U D I N G T H I S P L A N W I L L B E A C C E P T E D F O R C O N S I D E R A T I O N F O R F U N D I N G. A L L I N C O M P L E T E A P P L I C A T I O N S W I L L B E R E T U R N E D T O T H E A P P L I C A N T U N P R O C E S S E D. The intent of this plan is to assist the grower in producing high quality replant projects. This plan will only impact the approval process if it is evident to the Review Committee that the applicant is not following good replant practices. GROWER/BUSINESS NAME: LOCATION OF REPLANT SITE (Street address and Area): MANAGER: PACKING AND MARKETING BY: SITE ASSESSMENT AND PREPARATION If YES, please explain or describe plan to resolve/achieve goal NO Is there a high to medium risk of frost and russet due to poor air drainage? Has there been problems achieving good growth and production in past replant attempts? Has a Basic Soil test for ph and fertility been conducted in the past 3 years for replant site (REQUIRED FOR GRANT APPROVAL)? Has a Replant Bioassay test been conducted in the past 3 years for the replant site (not required for 2015, but grant available)? Please attach copy of results. Please attach copy of results if completed. Does your Soil Analysis indicate the need for Lime or other soil amendments? If yes, please give brief details of product to be used, amount, and application method. Will soil be fumigated? If yes, please specify treatment and approval of fumigation plan. The best replant success starts with good prep of soil to seed bed conditions. Please circle which of the following will be done to accomplish this on your site. Deep Ripping Plowing Disking/Spading Rotovating Other:

2 of 5 SITE ASSESSMENT AND PREPARATION If YES, please explain or describe plan to resolve/achieve goal NO How will trees and extra roots of old planting be removed and by what date? Will you be using mulch to help with weed control and water use? If yes, what kind and is it acceptable for food safety or organic certification? Please give date for application. Do you have a perennial weed problem that requires a treatment of a systemic herbicide or other treatment prior to tillage of soil? PLANTING SYSTEMS AND SUPPORTS If YES, please explain or describe plan to resolve/achieve goal NO Specify planting system (please circle best option or fill in Other)) Apple: Superspindle Tall Spindle Other: Stone: Central Leader Open Center Other: If needed, what type of support system will you be using (please circle best answer or fill in Other)? If constructing a Trellis system, will it deviate from the accepted standards as outlined in the provincial publication Support Systems for High Density Apples? If yes, please explain how and why. Trellis (post/wire) Single post Post/Single wire Other: Will you be sourcing your trees from a nursery, other grower? If yes, please give name of supplier. Will you be growing your own trees in a home nursery? If yes, please indicate date planted and budded or grafted as well as source of rootstock/scion wood. Please attach copy of Nursery order confirmation. Please attach receipt of rootstock and/or scion wood if purchased. Will the variety you are planting require or benefit from the inclusion of a pollinizer to achieve full crop load potentials? If yes, please provide the type of pollinizer and how it will be incorporated into the planting.

3 of 5 IRRIGATION SYSTEM If YES, please explain or describe plan to resolve/achieve goal NO Will you be using your pre-existing irrigation system for new planting? If yes, what have you done to ensure the irrigation correctly matches the spacing and needs of an economic new planting? If putting in new or renovating existing irrigation, who has designed the irrigation system? What irrigation system will be used in the new planting? (Please circle all Do your water needs change throughout the season? If yes, how will you be monitoring your soil moisture to determine irrigation needs? (Please circle all Trickle/Drip Undertree Microsprinkler Impact Overhead Sprinkler Other: Tensiometer Shovel/Hole Visual Cues Evapotrasporation (ET) Other: PLANTING If YES, please explain or describe plan to resolve/achieve goal NO Will you need a place to transport and store tree prior to planting that will prevent them from breaking dormancy or dehydrating? What is your plan for hydrating trees pre- and post-planting? How will you be planting the trees in the ground? (Please circle all that apply) Ditch/shovel Auger Mechanical Other: If trees are from a home nursery, are there any barriers to moving the trees to final planting location while they are dormant?

4 of 5 NUTRIENT PROGRAM If YES, please explain or describe plan to resolve/achieve goal NO Given the importance of Phosphorus for new root growth, will Phosporus be amended in the soil? If yes, what form of Phosporus will be used and how will it be incorporated? How will you be applying subsequent nutrients post-planting? (Please circle all Hand/Spreader Foliar Fertigation Other: WEED CONTROL If YES, please explain or describe plan to resolve/achieve goal NO Over use of Glyphosate in new planting can cause problems. What is your postplanting weed control plan? (Please circle all Pre-emergent Soil Post-emergent contact Systemic Contact Cultivation Other: PEST CONTROL If YES, please explain or describe plan to resolve/achieve goal NO Are rodent a problem in your orchard for new growth? Are deer a problem in your orchard for new growth? How often will you be monitoring the replant area for insect and disease pest problems arising? What resources do you have to help identify pests and diseases of young plantings? Grower/manager signature: Print name: Date: Grower Advisor signature: Print name: Date:

: ORCHARD PLOT PLAN 5 of 5 Please include the following information: Replant site by variety Adjacent varieties Future plantings if known Location of pollinizers Roads, buildings, hillsides, gullies, etc...