Fruit Tree Stewardship as Commitment Practice
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A framework treating fruit tree ownership not as transactional (plant it, harvest it) but as relational and ongoing (consistent care, knowledge, attention). The metaphor is explicitly parental: trees are like children or puppies requiring feeding, protection, pruning, and presence. This reframes fruit cultivation from commodity production into a long-term relationship of reciprocal obligation.
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