Rejuvenation pruning is a critical practice in fruit crop management, aimed at revitalizing aging trees and enhancing productivity. This technique involves significant removal of older wood to stimulate new growth and improve fruit quality (Ushkempirova et al., 2023). Rejuvenation pruning is one of the major field practices required in horticulture, since it helps economically efficient use of older fruit trees. This technique enhances tree vigor, fruit quality as well as encourages new growth by purposefully removing unproductive branches. All that aside, rejuvenation pruning tackles the issue of national fruit production and significantly the economy. We look deeper into its benefits at various fronts.