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Describe passive and active freezing protections that could be set in place for an orchard of apples being grown in New York State and explain why they might be effective.
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A good answer could include planting the trees on the north-facing flank of a hill (passive) and providing overhead irrigation to allow the grower to give plants an ice coating (active). Apples grown in New York face their strongest threat during bloom-time. North-facing plantings partway up a hillside delays bloom-time to later in spring, reducing the odds of the plants experiencing a hard frost. Irrigation allows the grower to take advantage of the severe overall cold that can be associated with a freeze in upstate New York by using the cold to create a protective ice layer that can preserve the blossoms.

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The passive and active freezing protections can be done by planting facing north hill and providing overhead irrigation respectively.

What is Protection?

This is the process of guarding something against damage from an external force.

The passive and active freezing protections are effective as it minimizes the risk of freezes and frosts during spring blooms.

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